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Nursery and Landscape : Plant Types

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Flowering plants that produce seeds in fruit.
a)
angiosperms
b)
legumes
c)
shrub
d)
gymnosperms
2.
A seed plant that bears its seeds directly on the surfaces of cones rather than within a fruit.
a)
shrub
b)
gymnosperms
c)
angiosperms
d)
monocots
3.

The taxonomic kingdom of lower plants.

a)

bacteria

b)

fungi, mosses, lichens, liverworts, and algae

c)

ferns

d)

flowers

4.

Plants that have a single cotyledon or seed-leaf. They also have:

*fibrous roots

*leaves with parallel veins

*flower petals in groups of 3's

*Ex: corn, grasses, daylilies...

a)
saxicolous
b)
nut
c)
monocots
d)
dicots
5.

Plants that have two seed leaves or cotyledons (most other vegetables).

Their leaf veins branch in a pinnate pattern along a main vein, or palmate pattern from the leaf base.

Their flowers have petals in groups of 4's and 5's.

Their have tap root systems.

a)
monocots
b)
liana
c)
dicots
d)
vine
6.
A plant that lives only one season, then dies and must be replaced.
a)
biennial plant
b)
annual plant
c)
perennial plant
d)
cereal grain
7.
A plant that lives for multiple years.
a)
biennial plant
b)
annual plant
c)
perennial plant
d)
cereal grain
8.

Completes its life cycle in two years:

Year 1 = growing vegetative parts and storing food.

Year 2 = flowering and fruiting stage.

They die off after producing flowers and fruits.

a)
annual plant
b)
cereal grain
c)
perennial plant
d)
biennial plant
9.
General form of a plant, encompassing stem duration and branching pattern, development, or texture. For example, tomoatoes can be determinate (bushy) or indeterminate (sprawling vines).
a)
plant habit
b)
liana
c)
nut
d)
vegetable
10.
A perennial, woody plant with several main stems arising at ground level. Often called a bush.
a)
herb
b)
nut
c)
shrub
d)
fruit
11.
Is defined as a generally tall, perennial, woody plant having one main stem (the trunk) arising at ground level.
a)
tree
b)
nut
c)
shrub
d)
vine
12.
A plant with long, weak stems that are generally supported by means of climbing, twining, tendrils, or roots.
a)
tree
b)
herb
c)
vine
d)
liana
13.

Major components in the tree canopy layer, these woody vines play a crucial role in the forest's ecology, connecting trees and providing habitats for animals. 

  • Can be very long, some reaching up to 3,000 feet long. 

  • Examples:

a)
liana
b)
herb
c)
fruit
d)
vine
14.
Plants of the bean, pea and peanut family, with seeds that are rich in protein compared with other plant-derived foods. Also important in crop rotation because of their nitrogen-fixing properties.
a)
legumes
b)
shrub
c)
liana
d)
vine
15.
A grass yielding grain for food: oats, wheat, rye, or barley.
a)
annual plant
b)
cereal grain
c)
biennial plant
d)
perennial plant
16.
A fruit consisting of a hard or tough shell protecting a seed kernel which is usually edible: pecans, almonds, walnuts, peanut...
a)
fruit
b)
nut
c)
shrub
d)
vine
17.
The edible parts of a plant besides the fruit, such as the leaves, stem, roots, and bulbs: carrots, brocolli, leafy greens, celery...
a)
epiphyte
b)
herb
c)
tree
d)
vegetable
18.
A food that comes from the flowering part of a plant and contain seeds: tomatoes, bean pods, apples, tangerines, peaches...
a)
shrub
b)
fruit
c)
nut
d)
tree
19.
Plant with annual above-ground parts often used as flavoring and spices.
a)
herb
b)
shrub
c)
nut
d)
tree
20.
Plants growing on land.
a)
emergent vegetation
b)
floating vegetation
c)
terrestrial vegetation
d)
aquatic vegetation
21.
Plants growing on, in, or near water.
a)
succulents
b)
aquatic vegetation
c)
terrestrial vegetation
d)
drought tolerant
22.
Aquatic plants occurring at, or on, the water surface.
a)
floating vegetation
b)
terrestrial vegetation
c)
submerged vegetation
d)
emergent vegetation
23.
Aquatic plants occurring completely under water.
a)
terrestrial vegetation
b)
emergent vegetation
c)
floating vegetation
d)
submersed/submerged vegetation
24.
Aquatic plants having roots or stems anchored to the substrate under water and aerial shoots growing above water. Important for stabilizing shorelines.
a)
submerged vegetation
b)
emergent vegetation
c)
floating vegetation
d)
terrestrial vegetation
25.
Plants growing on another plant (air plants).
a)
tree
b)
vine
c)
dicots
d)
epiphyte
26.
Plants growing directly on or in the cracks of rocks or boulders.
a)
dicots
b)
saxicolous
c)
monocots
d)
shrub