A Duhat at Novaliches, Quezon City was declared as one of the Philippines Centennial trees ( DAO No. 98-25). What is the scientific name of Duhat?

Which statement (s) is (are) TRUE?

I. The cell membrane is said to be differentially permeable if it is transparent.

II. The cell membrane is said to be differentially permeable if it allows all material to pass through.

The ability of the phenotype to vary due to environment influence on its genotype is known as _____?

-------- is the space an organism can fill in the absence of competition or predation.

An epigeal seedling has ____hypocotyls and _____ cotyledon borne above the soil level.

Plants are generally differentiated form animals by which of the following factors;

I. Ability to manufacture food

II. Unlimited growth

III. Presence of cell walls

______ is the process of breaking once continuous expanses of an ecosystem type like the forest into island-like patches in a matrix of other land uses.

Which are characteristics of Philippine flying lemurs

?

I. They are nocturnal

II. They fly

III. They prefer disturbed rainforest over old-growth forests

What family does Kapok

( Cieba pentandra) belong?

Macronutrients are elements needed in very large amount . An example of macronutrients is;

it is a dehiscent dry fruit.

It is a spacing arrangement wherein seedlings are planted in lines, but the distances are freely adjusted in case of advanced growth, fallen trees or other impediments.

Damping-off is a common disease on seed beds of nurseries. Which of the following situation is favored by post-emergence damping-off?

Which is NOT a condition that favors a damping-off?

An animal that actively seeks out other animals as source of food.

A bulky, short, vertical underground stem that stores food.

Which are considered as biotic agents of plants diseases?

I. Fungi

II. bacteria

III. Virus

Gymnosperm are divided into monocots and dicots. They are flowering plants that have covered seeds.

What section in RA No.758, explains the composition and responsibilities of the Protected Area Management Board?

Which of the following objectives refer to tree improvement?

I. Genetic improvement and cultivation of phenotypically selected plants

II. Improvement of genetic base of species

III. Assurance of the availability of materials needed

Phosphorus deficiency is manifested through purpling of the leaves and stunted growth. It is prevalent in volcanic ash soil such as those around Taal Volcano.

Which of the following causes of biodiversity loss results to displacement of endemic or indigenous species?

Organic matter increases CEC of the soil. It is increases percentage of pores.

Which is a grassland species in the Philippines?

Sustainable development is defined in____ as the "harmonious integration of a sound and viable economy, responsive governance, social cohesion and ecological integrity to ensure that development is a life enhancing process"

____ refers to the escape of water in vapor from the plant through the stomata to the atmosphere.

Flowering plants are also called ____ because they have covered seeds.

Which of the following does NOT give seed oils?

They are known as UNESCO World Heritage sites in the Philippines.

Which is NOT a characteristic of jade vine?

Damping-off develops in warm, damp and overcrowded condition and is soils with with high ____.

What is that electrical device which is able to detect decay and discoloration in living trees?

They refer to thickened and hardened front wings of beetles.

A one-hectare area was planted to yemane art 2x2 m spacing. After 1 month, 10% of he planted seedling died. How many seedlings were left?

What are the advantage of the finer the texture of the soil?

I. The greater the mineral holding capacity

II. The greater the fertility of the soil

III. The less the fertility of the soil

It is a collection of selected trees or species established for breeding.

This species have flowers which develop into green pods which turn blackish-brown at maturity. The pods when mature twists and intertwine into irregularly spiraled cluster.

Which of the following can be planted in coastal sands?

Wildlife conservation is important to maintain and protect existing wildlife. Which of the following are wildlife conservation programs in the Philippines?

I. Study of identity, biology and distribution of biodiversity/wildlife

II. Information, education and communication

III. Enforcement of regulation against gathering and transporting of wildlife

Bioprospecting is the research, collecting and utilization of biological and genetic resources for which of the following purposes?

I. Cosmetic and health products

II. Chemical reagents

III. Traditional medicine of indigenous cultural communities

A type of forest inhabited by the Philippines eagle:

Which is NOT a fungicide?

If the study of algae refers to phycology, What refers to the study of the identification and classification of plants?

Adults of some members of this group usually feed on the bark, leaves and tender shoots of seedlings and trees.

It refers to the collective term for the corolla and calyx.

What types of soil are largely made up of unaltered minerals from parent rocks?

Mt. Guiting-guiting is a mountain found in the heart of ____.

Which of the following species from family Anarcardiaceae has fruits that are rounded, yellow and has edible pulp around the seed?

In arthropods, it is process of shedding its exoskeleton

Which is NOT a sap-feeding insect?

Areas which are managed mainly for strict protection.

_____ is found in some plants which respond to touch.

Which statements are true for soil series?

I. Groups of soils developed from the same kind of parent material

II. Group of soils developed by the same generic combination of processes.

III. Horizon are quite similar in their arrangement and general characteristics.

Rhizoctonia solani causes which of the following diseases?

I. DAmping-off

II. Stem rot

III. Root rot

A layer of soil parallel to the land surface with more or less defined characteristics produced through the operation of soil building operation is known as:

It is study of the chemical and physical processes and behavior of plants.

The second name in the binomial system representing a distinct population or group of population of an organism which can readily interbreed to produced fertile offspring and confined to a particular geographical range.

It refers to outgoing longwave radiation that is trapped by the atmosphere resulting in the warming of air.

What mountain is found in the heart of Misamis Occidental?

Pako (Athyrterium esculemtum) is a characteristic plant on banks of swift streams. Which part of pako is eaten?

I. Young fronds

II. Young fiddle heads

III. Young roots

This method is used to observe the development of a disease by attaching the disease portion to the healthy portion of the leaf.

If the emphasis of cytology is the smallest unit of structure, what is the emphasis of anatomy?

In case there are protected areas under the jurisdiction of government instrumentalities other than DENR prior to the passage of RA 7586, what should be done to them?

What is the scientific term for insect blood?

The movement of water and nutrients form the soil into the plant without using its energy:

This is one the largest pitcher plants and found only in Surigao, Mindanao.

A corm is a kind of thick underground stem. The corm stores food in the ___?

Kalantas, Mahogany and Paraiso all belong to family_____.

Which of the following have adults that normally inhabit in water?

Albizia falcataria is usually attacked by Corticum salmonicolor and this caused a stem disease known as canker which is a ____ symptom.

Cicada and crickets have this type of legs.

Neutral soils support most of the biological and chemical process, including ____ Which is the process by which green plants obtain many nutrients.

What is that condition wherein seeds of certain plants germinate, while they are still attached to the mother plant?

This is a type of seedling with underdeveloped hypocotyl and unexposed cotyledon below the soil level.

Which of the following are atropic or hypoplastic symptom of plant diseases?

I. Dwarfing

II. Etiolation

III. Chlorosis

Trees are made up of numerous types of cells and all living cells are made up of:

What refers to the pruning of seedling roots in the nursery bed to limit the growth of long, unbranched main roots?

Which part of an insect has those pairs of legs and usually with two pairs of wings?

A plant that grows vegetatively the first year, produce flower and seeds during its second year, and then dies:

The process involving the releases of energy locked up in the carbohydrate molecule and other organic substances is know as:

Aphids belong to order ___ while subterranean termites belong to order ____

Which of the following are needed by the seeds to grow?

I. Proper temperature

II. Moisture

III. Oxygen

Plants are made up of tissues and cells.

_____ cells support growing regions while

_____ cells support non-growing regions

When soil particles aggregate, they form clumps of soil that are called ____

Plant dissipate part of the energy they absorb through transpiration and convection. Generally, one half of the energy plants absorbed is dissipated through transpiration.

The type of branching exhibited by Corypha elata:

Proclamation No. 1037 dated July 1, 1997 declared Chocolate Hill as a ____

The exploration, extraction and screening of biological diversity and indigenous knowledge for commercial, genetic and biochemical purposes is known as___

The exploration, extraction and screening of biological diversity and indigenous knowledge for commercial, genetic and biochemical purposes is known as____

These are the wildlife that enter in the Philippines on a seasonal basis normally from August to February:

Which is NOT a characteristic of water?

What are characteristic of eluvial soils?

I. Accumate at the bottom of the slopes

II. Tend to be comparatively coarse

III. Well can absorb amount of heat

Its fruit is like a head composing of tiny capsules,

After seeds have matured, they g through a state of reduced activity called____, when they do not sprout.

Which of the following is an in-situ conservation program?

The mangrove forest produces organic matter as high as 15 tons/ha/year under favorable conditions. Half of these falls as leaves and dead wood to be decomposed by fungi and bacteria. The chemical compounds and detritus products of this decomposition provide nutrients for the plants and animals within the mangrove forest and also in associated rivers and in shore waters. What is this process?

Aquatic plants if abounding in optimum numbers in lakes and rivers contribute to the richness of floral diversity in agroecosystem. What can they do?

I. Act a biofilters of pollution

II. Contribute to carbon sequestration

III. Give scenic beauty

Most likely, dominant species found in beach forest are:

A leafy roof formed by tail trees.