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Chlorophyll
Makes the color or the leaves green so photosynthesis can take place
Transpiration
loss of water vapor from leaves
Bark
protects branches & trunk of tree from injury
Excurrent Growth
Orientation of growth in external cell
M.A.D.HORSE
Opposite leaf arrangement
MAPLE
ASH
DOGWOOD
HORSECHESTNUT
pH
Measure of acidity or alkaline from 0 to 14
7 Neutral
Decurrent Growth
rounded or broader tree growth
Deciduous
loss of leaves in the fall
Respiration
process of converting food into energy
Stomata
pours in leaves that open and close to allow for water transportation
Xylem
transportation for the water and minerals throughout the tree
Phloem
Conducts Carbohydrates
Osmosis
Process how water enters roots
Organic Matter
organic components that are decaying matter to help increase water holding & nutrients to improve soil structure
Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)
measure of soils capacity to attract, retain & exchange a positive charge
Girdling Roots
roots that grow across or around the trunk, potentially choking off vascular tissues in a tree. May cause decline or death
Taxonomy
Classification of plants
Levels of Classification
Kingdom > Phylum > Class > Order > Family > Genus > Species > Specific epithet
Angiosperm
flowering plant
Gymnosperm
Cone bearing plants and gingco
Cultivar
Cultivated Variety for a tree/shrub
Monocot
one seed leaf
Drill Hole Method
aerates the soil 2-4 inches into ground around drip line and uses granular fertilizer.
Surface Application
applied fertilizer over surface using spreader
Apical Meristems
located at the end of the shoot
Apical Dominance
tendency for terminal buds to inhibit growth of lateral buds
CODIT
Compartmentalization Of Decay In Trees or
4 Steps trees use to heal itself from decay
Photosynthesis
process that a tree/plant uses to create food/energy
Leaves
Food factories
Cambium
layer of cells located between the phloem & xylem
Urea-formalehyde
slow, soluble, synthetic fertilizer
Leaching
washing out of chemicals through soil
Organic Fertilization
organic materials that are carbon based that decompose slowly
Susceptible/Pest Resistant
cultivar selected to be adept from a disease or problem
Chlorosis
yellowing veins within the leaf from mineral loss
Fertilizer Analysis
the % listed on the container for the fert.
Complete Fertilizer
Nitro phosphorus & potassium listed (NPK)
Planting Specifications
detailed plans & statements for landscape
Evergreen
maintain leaves throughout the seasons
Mycorrhizae
fungus roots
Macropores
air filled soil
Rhizosphere
soil zone immediately surrounding roots
Field Capacity
soil after gravitational water has drained
Buffering Capacity
ability to maintain pH
Gravitational Water
water that drains from the macropores
Meristems
part of the root that gets it get bigger
Micropores
tend to be water filled soil particles
Clay
fine textured soil particles; greater water holding capability
Control of growth
genetic potentials & environmental surroundings
Root Pruning
pre-digging to create a more densely rooted ball
Sand
course textured particles
Nitrogen
component of chlorophyll & makes plant material grow faster/greener
Infiltration Rate
rate at which water soaks into soil
Water Holding Capacity
amount of water held in soil after drainage occures
Soil Testing
provides info about the pH of a soil & can tell you how much or how little fert. is needed
Acclimation
gradual process by which a tree changes in its environment
Slow Release Ferts
release nutrients & nitrogen slowly over a period of time into the soil
Nomenclature
naming of plants
Macronutrient
elements like copper, chlorine, boron required by trees in large quantities
Injections
introduces fert. directly into xylem of tree
Liquid Injection
hydraulic spraying method into soil
Hardiness
ability of a tree to withstand low temps & winter stress
Compartmentalization
natural process of defense in trees by which they wall off decay in wood
Co-dominate Stems
when 2 stems of the qual size arise from a union
Topping
cutting off the crown of a tree
Cations
elements dissolved into water that become positively charged particles
Dicotyledon
two seed leaves at germination