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Week 05, Ch08 Asexual reproduction and pruning
Week 05, Ch08 Asexual reproduction and pruning
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Asexual reproduction requires __________ individuals.
one
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Asexual propagation produces genetically __________ offspring.
identical
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Tissue culture is often used for __________ plants, like orchids.
difficult to produce from seeds
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One advantage of asexual propagation is that it reaches __________ quickly.
maturity
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One disadvantage of asexual propagation is that plant propagules lose __________ quickly.
viability
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In vegetative cuttings, the portion of a plant cut should be placed in __________ media to root.
damp
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The success rate of vegetative cuttings depends on factors like __________ and humidity.
water
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Tip cuttings retain the __________ bud intact.
terminal
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Softwood cuttings are taken from __________ growth.
soft flexible spring
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Relying on meristemic tissues, __________ cuttings are prevalent in propagating herbaceous plants.
leaf
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Root cuttings are prevalent for propagating __________ and tropical plants.
woody
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Grafting involves joining two __________ plants to create a new plant.
different
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A reason for grafting is to achieve quick __________ of new varieties.
maturation
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A best practice in grafting is to ensure that the __________ lines up.
cambium
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Apomixis produces seeds without the benefit of __________.
fertilization
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Pruning is the removal of a portion of a __________ or shrub.
tree
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Training directs tree growth into a desired __________ and form.
shape
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Hedging involves the removal of growth flushes to shape the __________.
canopy
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In pruning, __________ out refers to the removal of branches back to their point of origin.
thinning
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Chemical pinching agents disrupt __________ dominance.
apical
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The angle of branch crotch can be either wide (Y) or __________ (Y).
narrow