Flower ID Test #6 Practice

Identify the plant or flower in the picture by its common name using these facts: Foliage Vase life: 7-14 days Availability: year round Thin grass like leaves up to three feet Line foliage Used to create accent and interest in designs and corsages and boutonnieres

• Bear Grass
• Tulip
• Plumosa
• Huckleberry
• Calla

Identify the plant or flower in the picture by its common name using these facts: Potted plant Availability: Year round Trailing stems Green and purple leaves Oval to a point leaf shape Randomly produces flowers for a day

• Wandering Jew
• Tulip
• Plumosa
• Bear Grass
• Huckleberry

Identify the plant or flower in the picture by its common name using these facts: Cut Flower Vase Life: 4-8 days Availability: Year round Color: Many including red, yellow, orange, pink, purple, white, 6 Globed shaped petals forms flower, one per stem Leafless flower stems or two long leaves at base of stem

• Tulip
• Plumosa
• Bear Grass
• Huckleberry
• Calla

Identify the plant or flower in the picture by its common name using these facts: Cut Flower Vase Life: 4-8 days Availability: year round Color: White, pink, yellow, green, red and purple 1 flower per stem Petal are generally 3 inches in length and wrap and arch around yellow stalk

• Calla
• Tulip
• Plumosa
• Bear Grass
• Huckleberry

Identify the plant or flower in the picture by its common name using these facts: Handles low light Low water requirements Handles neglect Sap or juice from stem or leaves, can cause skin irritation Slow Growing plant

• ZZ Plant
• Tulip
• Plumosa
• Bear Grass
• Huckleberry

Identify the pest in the picture by its common name using these facts: Protective shield like scale. Spends most of its life attached by its mouth to a single plant. Males have wings; females are always wingless. Suck the sap of plants with their thin tubular mouthparts.

• Scale
• Aphid
• Ant
• Fungus Gnat
• Fruit Fly

Identify the pest in the picture by its common name using these facts: Damage including pale blotches and tunnels on plant leaves as the larvae feed. Heavy infestations can sometimes cause leaves to brown and fall before the end of summer. Most damage is cosmetic and does not cause serious injury to most plants.

• Leaf Miner Damage
• Aphid
• Ant
• Fungus Gnat
• Fruit Fly

Identify the pest in the picture by its common name using these facts: Body is covered by a white sticky powder. The females and young feed on various parts of plants with their sucking mouthparts. Adult males have no mouthparts and do not feed. Feed on plant sap.

• Mealybugs
• Aphid
• Ant
• Fungus Gnat
• Fruit Fly

Identify the pest in the picture by its common name using these facts: Can be many colors, depending on the species. Have soft body, small eyes, large antennas and mouth designed for sucking. Most species are wingless and have three pairs of legs. Eat both during the day and night. Use needle-like mouth to pierce the surface of leaves, stem, buds and root and obtain sugary plant sap.

• Aphid
• Ant
• Fungus Gnat
• Fruit Fly
• Leaf Miner Damage

Identify the pest in the picture by its common name using these facts: Lay their eggs in damp, organic matter. The larvae feed on plant roots and damage plant material. Plants damaged by this pest lack vigor and leaves may turn yellow. Roots will have small brown scars or the small feeding roots and root hairs will be eaten off.

• Fungus Gnat
• Aphid
• Ant
• Fruit Fly
• Leaf Miner Damage