Nursery Crop Production

Which type of propagation results in genetically unique offspring?

• Sexual

• Asexual

• Budding

• Crowning

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS3-2

What type of propagation results in plants creating identical offspring?

• Sexual

• Asexual

• Crowning

• Pruning

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS3-2

NGSS.MS-LS1-4

Which of the following is not a key part of nursery maintenance?

• Watering

• Fertilizing

• Weed Control

• Budding

What is the process of transplanting seedlings or cuttings into a field to grow?

• Antidesiccant

• Heel In

• Lining Out

• Whip

What is the seed dormancy mechanism that involves the physical breaking down of the seed coat?

• Budding

• Stratification

• Scarification

• Monoculture

What is the seed dormancy mechanism whereby a seed must go through a period of cold temperatures before it will germinate?

• Budding

• Stratification

• Scarification

• Monoculture

What is the tool that is used to measure the diameter of a tree's trunk?

• Container

• Rotor

• Pads

• Caliper

What is the packaging method in which the plant is harvested without taking any soil from the field?

• Balled and Burlapped

• Containerized

• Heel In

• Bare Root

What is the packaging method in which a plant is grown and then sold while in a container?

• Balled and Burlapped

• Containerized

• Bare Root

• Antidesiccant

What is the type of packaging method in which a plant is harvested with a soil ball around the roots that is then usually covered?

• Balled and Burlapped

• Containerized

• Bare Root

• Whip