Which of the following is the scientific study of plants, including their structure, genetics, ecology, classification, and economic importance?

Which of the following is the science, cultivation, processing, storage, and marketing of herbs and vegetables?

Which of the following is the cultivation of grapes to be eaten fresh and to be used for making juices, raisins, jams, jellies, and wines?

The cultivation, processing, storage, and marketing of fruits and nuts.

The study, cultivation, and marketing of flowers and ornamental plants.

Which of the following is the process of farming or producing plant and animal products in ways that promote the health of people, animals, and the environment?

Which of the following is the practice in which people pay in advance for shares of produce that is shared at harvest?

Which of the following is the term for the company’s basic ideas, standards, and principles?

A company’s description of its long-term goals is its ____.

Which of the following is not one of the four Ps of marketing?

The elevation and slope of a specific land area is referred to as its ____.

What is the ideal soil pH for growing nursery plants in the ground?

Which of the following is not a utility resource to be considered for a greenhouse?

Greenhouses should run east to west if they are ____.

Which of the following is the most transparent of the greenhouse covering materials?

Which of the following is a heating system that uses propane or natural gas to heat a steel radiant tube?

Which greenhouse floor is the most durable, but does not drain?

Night interruption is a method of ____.

Fertilizers that do not readily mix with, or dissolve in, water are known as ____.

Foggers, shade clothes, and energy-saving curtains are methods of controlling ____.

The difference between day and night temperatures is known as ____.

Plants that are free of soil and shipped while dormant are ____.

Plants that require more than two years to complete their life cycle, or live for many years, are referred to as ____.

Which of the following hydroponic systems works through capillary action?

Which of the following is not needed in hydroponic cultivation?

A component that emits fine droplets of water in an aeroponic system is a(n) ____.

Which of the following is the process of growing plants that have been altered, often via genetic engineering, for medicinal uses?

A hydroponic system component that provides a habitat for bacteria to grow and convert ammonium to nitrates is a(n) ____.

Which of the following is a plant commonly cultivated through aquaponics?

Which of the following is the number one fish used in commercial aquaponics?

Which of the following is the simplest form of rooftop gardening?

When constructing a rooftop garden, the bottom layer should be a(n) ____.

The design, installation, and maintenance of plants inside buildings is known as interiorscaping.

Complete fertilizers contain nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus.

Plants used in the green industry have no environmental impact.

Saltwater fish work well in an aquaponics system.

One-half of an even span greenhouse connected to the wall of another existing structure.

Distance on the roof from eave to the ridge is the same on both sides of the greenhouse.

Similar to a Quonset, but with a gable down the center of the roof.

Roof is a semicircular arch that begins at the ground level; no gable or supporting posts.

Covers a large area; consists of a series of roof spans, sloped in the same direction, with a vertical opening between each roof.

Commonly used on a slope or area with reduced daylight; short side of the roof is on the upper side of the grade.

Large area enclosed under one roof; several even span greenhouses joined at the eaves.

Areas of the greenhouse that can be opened or closed to allow or prevent air exchange between the greenhouse and outside environment.

Parts of the greenhouse that can be opened to release built-up heat to the outside environment, reduce condensation, and improve airflow.

Vertical or horizontal slats placed in a frame that can be angled to allow air and light exchange between the greenhouse and the outside environment.

Completely level trays or benches hold plants; a nutrient solution floods these benches; valve is opened and solution drains to a holding tank; solution is treated and reused.

Pipes fitted with water nozzles that move over the tops of plants and water them.

Pots are set on a material saturated with nutrient solution; plants take up the nutrient solution through the holes in the pots.

Saves water and labor; tubes placed within each plant’s growing medium; slowly watered via an emitter.

Perfectly sloped floor made of nonporous concrete that is flooded with a nutrient solution.

Water collection under each plant that collects water from overhead watering; reduces runoff and leaching by allowing later water absorption.

Mechanism placed at a slight grade over existing benches; pots are spaced throughout the mechanism and tubes emit a nutrient solution that passes the base of the pots.

Tendency to waste water and wet foliage; nozzles have a circular overlapping pattern; waters from above.

Common home lights that light up instantly, give off warm light; inexpensive but inefficient.

Bulbs last 7000–24,000 hours, provide a full spectrum of fluorescent light that resembles natural light.

Recommended for supplemental lighting where natural lighting is already present; produces a warm white light and lasts 16,000–24,000 hours.

Popular lights with life spans of 35,000–50,000 hours; uses 75% less energy.

Recommended for areas with no natural lighting; provides crisp, white light and lasts 5000–20,000 hours.

Plants with an established root system that are produced in standard nursery containers that are equal to or greater than 5/8² in diameter and less than 3² in diameter.

Tips of stems that have been removed (cut) from the plant.

Modified stems that hold storage tissue, modified leaves, and a flower bud in a dormant state.

Young plants with well-established and independent root systems that are easy to transplant into containers or inserts.

Plants that are free of soil and shipped while dormant.

A system of building layers of organic matter to construct the growing media in a raised bed is known as _________ composting.

A method of growing plants on an upright surface, such as a wall or trellis, rather than on a horizontal surface is called ______ gardening.

A media used to cultivate plants in a hydroponic system is called a(n) ________.

A gardening method in which plants are placed every foot in a staggered pattern is called _____ foot gardening.

The length of dark period needed to initiate flowing in a plant is called critical ____________________ interval.

Fans that create a constant temperature throughout a greenhouse or high tunnel are referred to as ________ fans.

Fans that pull air out of the greenhouse and work in conjunction with vents and cooling systems are referred to as _____ fans.

The system of growing plants in water that has been or is being used to grow fish, snails, crayfish, or other aquatic creatures is called ________.

A fertilizer lacking in one of the three primary macronutrients (nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium) is known as a(n) ________ fertilizer.

A document that contains a concise summary of a person’s education, skills, work experience, and other qualifications for a job is called a(n) ____________________.