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Horticulture
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. A sac-like structure at the top of the stamen that contains pollen
Complete fertilizer
Silt
Herbicide
Anther
2. The stalk-like part of the stamen that holds the anther
Herbaceous plant
Sand
Filament
Tree
3. Leaf-like structures located inside the sepals that are often colorful
Signal words
Tree
Petal
Rodenticide
4. Largest soil particle; hard - granular rock; finer than gravel and coarser than dust
Annual flower
Deciduous
Vine
Sand
5. Green leaf-like structure on the exterior of a flower
Sepal
Propagation
Sand
Hormones
6. Using indoor plants (also commonly referred to as "houseplants") to decorate or improve aesthetics inside a home or commerical building
Species
Interiorscaping
Organic matter
Landscaping
7. A group of organisms with distinguishing characteristics from other plants in a species - but does not transfer those characteristics to the offspring through sexual reproduction
Cultivar
Stigma
Anther
Balled and burlapped
8. A substance used to control undesirable fungi
Propagation
Fungicide
Potassium
Cultivar
9. The science and practice of installing - maintaining - and using grasses - plants - shrubs - and trees in the landscape
Proficiency
Landscaping
Sexual
Olericulture
10. Hormones and synthetic chemicals that inhibit or modify plant growth and development
Growth regulators
Horticulture
Field grow
Morphology
11. A chemical element required for plant growth
Herbicide
Style
Landscaping
Nutrient
12. A plant that completes its life cycle in one year
Petal
Annual flower
SAE
Stem
13. The male reproductive parts of a flower
Stigma
Stomata
Vegetative
Stamen
14. The ability of a plant to withstand hot temperatures
Phosphorus
Stomata
Field grow
Heat tolerance
15. Smaller trees of high ornamental value
Annual flower
Ovary
Ornamental tree
Sand
16. The fusion or joining of a sperm with an egg
Clay
Chloroplast
Fertilization
Biennial flower
17. The tube in the pistil that leads from the stigma to the ovary and through which pollen reaches the ova and egg
Herbicide
Monocot
Pistil
Style
18. The reproduction of plants by seed - cuttings - budding - or grafting to increase in number - to reproduce
Flower
Shade tree
Propagation
Vine
19. The specialized organelle in green plants in which photosynthesis takes place
Rodenticide
Chloroplast
Perennial
Peat moss
20. The primary growing point of the stem
Apical meristem
Genus
Clay
Field grow
21. Material used to control nematodes
Nematocide
SAE
Chloroplast
Proficiency
22. The naming of organisms
Anther
Landscaping
Nomenclature
Ovary
23. A plant that lives for more than two seasons
Interiorscaping
Perennial
Flower
Deciduous
24. The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of the flower
Pollination
Landscaping
Evergreen
Olericulture
25. The beginning of growth from a seed
Pollination
pH
Tree
Germination
26. Multi-stem - woody plants that do not exceed 20 feet in height
Root
Petal
Shrub
Cultivar
27. The branch of biology that deals with identifying and naming organisms
Stem
Petal
Taxonomy
Nutrient
28. The science and practice of growing - harvestin - handling - storing - processing - and marketing tree fruits
Sexual
Pollination
Pomology
Photosynthesis
29. The chance that an accident might occur during a research project
Root
Risk
Fungicide
Monocot
30. Career Development Event
Fruit
CDE
Interiorscaping
Dicot
31. Stalk - trunk - or branch of a plant; can be vertical or horizontal
Stem
Container grown
Miticide
Entrepreneur
32. A sheet containing information about the safe use of a chemical and the steps to take in case of an accident
pH
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
SAE
Annual flower
33. A harvesting technique where a plant is dug without taking soil from the field
Cultivar
Bare root
Deciduous
Transpiration
34. Fine-grained soil; smallest soil particle
Potassium
Fruit
Clay
Signal words
35. An index of the acidity of a substance
Stamen
pH
Tree
Peat moss
36. Anything unwanted
Insecticide
Pest
Clay
Ornamental tree
37. A single-stem - woody - perennial plant reaching the height of 12 feet or more
Bare root
Tree
Flower
Phosphorus
38. Exposure to danger or harm
Genus
Pollination
Hazard
Nematocide
39. The science and practice of installing - maintaining - and using grasses - plants - shrubs - and trees in the landscape
Complete fertilizer
Landscaping
Hardiness
Organic matter
40. The practice of growing and suing plants for decorative purposes
Entrepreneur
Landscaping
Ornamental horticulture
Apical meristem
41. Heat-treated mica that is light weight with nutrient and moisture-holding capacity
Dicot
Risk
Signal words
Vermiculite
42. A state of being free of danger and injury
Fertilization
Safety
Ovary
Ornamental horticulture
43. An event that happens unexpectedly or unintentionally
Petal
Molluscicide
Accident
Chloroplast
44. The ability of a plant to withstand cold temperatures
Hardiness
Herbaceous plant
Nutrient
Seed
45. A substance used to control rodents
Hardiness
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Flower
Rodenticide
46. A variety of control methods - such as cultural - mechanical - biological and chemical - used together to control pests
Pomology
Sexual
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Potassium
47. Working for someone else
Insecticide
Stamen
Photosynthesis
Placement
48. Material used to control insects
Pomology
Insecticide
pH
Silt
49. Heat-treated lava rock that is light weight with low moisture and nutrient-holding capacity
Pomology
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Pesticide
Perlite
50. A harvesting technique where a plant is dug keeping a ball of soil around the root system and covering it with burlap to hold the soil and roots together
Balled and burlapped
Species
Photosynthesis
Peat moss