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Plant Propagation Techniques Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When should seedlings be transplanted to avoid becoming rootbound?

a)

After becoming rootbound

b)

When the first true leaves appear

c)

When the cotyledons appear

d)

When the seedling is large

2.

How should seedlings be lifted for transplanting?

a)

By the stem

b)

By the root ball

c)

By the cotyledons

d)

By the leaves

3.

What is the purpose of hardening off seedlings before transplanting?

a)

To encourage faster growth

b)

To reduce transplanting shock

c)

To increase disease resistance

d)

To improve root development

4.

Which method of asexual propagation involves producing new plants while attached to the parent plant?

a)

Division

b)

Budding

c)

Grafting

d)

Layering

5.

What is the purpose of applying rooting hormones to cuttings?

a)

To improve stem strength

b)

To increase leaf growth

c)

To prevent disease

d)

To hasten root development

6.

Which method of propagation involves cutting large clumps into smaller sections?

a)

Layering

b)

Division

c)

Grafting

d)

Budding

7.

When is the best time to perform tip layering?

a)

During the rainy season

b)

During the dormant season

c)

During the flowering season

d)

During the growing season

8.

What is the purpose of hardening off liners before transplanting?

a)

To increase disease resistance

b)

To reduce transplanting shock

c)

To encourage faster growth

d)

To improve root development

9.

Which type of bulbs produce side branches called bulblets or offsets?

a)

Nontunicate bulbs

b)

Rhizomes

c)

Tubers

d)

Tunicate bulbs

10.

What is the purpose of layering in plant propagation?

a)

To prevent disease

b)

To improve stem strength

c)

To increase leaf growth

d)

To hasten root development

11.

How are stem cuttings prepared for sticking into the propagation medium?

a)

By removing all the leaves

b)

By removing the middle leaves

c)

By removing the bottom leaves

d)

By removing the top leaves

12.

What is the best method for propagating plants with a clumping growth habit?

a)

Grafting

b)

Budding

c)

Layering

d)

Division

13.

What is the primary purpose of division in plant propagation?

a)

To hasten root development

b)

To produce new plants

c)

To prevent disease

d)

To increase leaf growth

14.

Which method of propagation involves producing new plants by cutting large clumps into smaller sections?

a)

Budding

b)

Grafting

c)

Division

d)

Layering

15.

What is the purpose of applying rooting hormones to cuttings?

a)

To improve stem strength

b)

To hasten root development

c)

To prevent disease

d)

To increase leaf growth