HS 200 Final

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
call kaiCall Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/177

flashcard set

Earn XP

Last updated 4:04 PM on 4/24/23
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced
Call with Kai

No analytics yet

Send a link to your students to track their progress

178 Terms

1
New cards
We already know that plants have common names and scientific names. what is the third kind of name that plants are being given now?
Trademrk/copyright names
2
New cards
Cultivars of Cercis canadensis are propagated by humans using a vegetative propagation technique called:
Grafting
3
New cards
Which cultivars are discovered, and then developed
Those from seeding selections and genetic mutations
4
New cards
How long does it typically take plant breeders like Dr. Denny Werner to create a new cultivar of redbud like Cercis canadensis "‘Flamethrower’?
10-12 years
5
New cards
Identify the correct way to write the scientific name for the orange/yellow leaved, Rising Sun Redbud
Cercis canadensis ‘JN2’
6
New cards
The generic name Cercis is derived from Greek meaning ‘Weavers Shuttle”. What part of the plant looks like the weavers shuttle
Fruits
7
New cards
Gardening activities benefit human health and well-ebing in many ways. Which of the following statements is true about gardening whether you do it or just walk through a garden
reduces stress, lowers blood pressure, physically and psychologically therapeutic, reduces depression
8
New cards
Attention restoration theory states that there are two types of attention. The first being “Directed” which has limits and can be overloaded by stress. The second type of attention can be used to relieve stress and is promoted by time spent in gardens and natural settings. What is it called?
Fascinations
9
New cards
What kind of plant name is bluebells?
Common name
10
New cards
Who was Carl Von Linne (Corolus Linnaeus)>
The inventor of the binomial system
11
New cards
The plant callled boxelder has a scientific name of Acer negundo. What can you tell me about this plant that is 100% true?
It produces double wing samaras
12
New cards
What basic classification of plants like to hang out, mate with each other, and alll their children look just like them?
Species
13
New cards
Where did the cranberry plant get its name from?
The flower looks like the head of the New England native “sandhill crane”. it was first called craneberry but people got lazy and removed the ‘e’.
14
New cards
Horticulture is derived from two latin words; hortus and culturae. culturae means:
to take care of
15
New cards
How is horticulture different from botany
Horticulture is an applied science, botany is more of a basic science
16
New cards
The study of cultivation of vegetables is called
Olericulture
17
New cards
Plant taxonomy and nomenclature refer to what respectively?
Plant categories and names
18
New cards
Plants in the same Genus
have similar flowers and fruits
19
New cards
Which plant classification is totally dependent on human intervention
Cultivar
20
New cards
Ferns are in the class filicinae. What is unique about that class of plants
They don’t reproduce by seeds but reproduce by spores instead
21
New cards
Beans are in the subclass dicotyledonae. Hwo are they different from plants in Monocotyledonae?
Dicots have broad leaves with reticulate venation, where monocots have linear leaves with parallel venation
22
New cards
“the inability to notice plants in one’s own environment”. That is the definition of a serious condition called:
Plant blindness
23
New cards
What is the variety name (correctly written) for the group of redbuds that produce white flowers?
Cercis canadensis alba
24
New cards
A ‘selective herbicide’, like weed-b-gone kills…
Only certain plants, such as dicots, but not monocots
25
New cards
What do “conifers” do?
Produce cones
26
New cards
The study of the cultivation of plants to enhance the outdoor living space
landscape horticulture
27
New cards
Poison ivy is in the family anacareacae. What other plant is in the same family and therefore could pose a possible heatlh risk to some people?
Cashews
28
New cards
Most of the fruit and vegetable plants we Americans grow in our home gardens are
Exotic, non-native plants that come from all over the world
29
New cards
‘Ruby Falls’ is what part of the binomial system name
Cultivar Epithet
30
New cards
Cercis canadensis ‘Ruby Falls’ is what part of the binomial system name?
Cultivar
31
New cards
Cercis canadensis is what part of the binomial system name?
Species
32
New cards
Plants in the same Family
Have similar susceptibilities and tolerances
33
New cards
Strawberry is a
plant in the rose family
34
New cards
What word/phrase is used to characterize both Species and Botanical varieties?
“come true from seed”
35
New cards
To be in the Genus Quercus, plants must have the ability to produce
Acorns
36
New cards
The genus name for Holly is
Ilex
37
New cards
In the sneaker illustration we had in class, Nike represented what plant classification unit
GenusI
38
New cards
In the sneaker illustration we had in class, New Balance 574 represented what plant classification unit?
Species
39
New cards
An important concept learned from the sneaker illustration is that
There can be variation within a species
40
New cards
Why is it better to use the binomial system?
The binomial system is descriptive and shows when plants are related to each other
41
New cards
What can you tell me about the following term: crenata
It is a latin word, but not enough information to determine that binomial term it is
42
New cards
Who gives plants their common names?
You and me and anyone
43
New cards
Why does the binomial system use Latin as its language
New latin words can be easily created\`
44
New cards
There are 438 plant genera that contain only one species. What do you call a genus that is made up of only one species
Monotypicd
45
New cards
What type of crop is the tomato?
It depends on how many acres of tomatoes youre growing
46
New cards
The study of extending the keeping quality of horticultural crops is called
postharvesy physiology
47
New cards
The study of cultivation of flowers and potted plants is termed
Floriculture
48
New cards
Gymnospermae is a Class of plants that are characterized by having
seeds enclosed in a tissue called a fruit
49
New cards
Tracheophyta is a
division of plants that have a vascular system
50
New cards
As a gardener, why would it be important to know the difference between monocots and Dicots?
There are selective herbicides that kill only Dicots but are harmless to monocots and therefore allow us to control broadleaf weeds in our turfgrass
51
New cards
Are all varient plants within a species, botanical varieties?
No
52
New cards
A majority of the plants people use in home gardens are
Cultivars
53
New cards
How are cultivars different from botanical varieties
To make more, cultivars must be cultivated by humans, they are not self-perpetuating
54
New cards
Cercis canadensis ‘Ruby Falls’ is desirable because, unlike the straight species it
is a burgundy leaf weeper
55
New cards
Cercis canadensis ‘Hearts of Gold’ was
discovered as a chance seedling in Greensboro, NCW
56
New cards
What can you tell me about the following binomial term as it is written here: ‘Baked Alaska’
It is a cultivar epithet
57
New cards
If someone asked you why why should embrace the binomial system over using common names, what would you tell them?
Using it helps to avoid the confusion of common names
58
New cards
Why did names like Endless Summer Hydrangea com eout
plant developers chose cultivar epithets that were not easy to recongize or market so these names were developed
59
New cards
Identify what this entire scientific name is describing: Acer palmatum dissectim ‘Atropurpureum’
Cultivar
60
New cards
Besides maintaining turgidity and transporting nutrients antoher function of transipration in plants is
Allowing carbon dioxide to enter the leaf
61
New cards
A plant organ that arises from an abnormal place is called
Adventitious
62
New cards
What percent of water absorbed by the plant is used in photosynthesis
1%
63
New cards
The plant growth process called respiration produces:
Carbon dioxide, water, and chemical energy
64
New cards
The primary factor in regulating the rate of respiration is
Temperature
65
New cards
The key to insuring both vegetative and reproductive growth in plants is
Provide sufficient light intensity
66
New cards
White asparagus is
Nothing but green asparagus that has been blanched by preventing light from shining on the emerging spears
67
New cards
Best conditions for planting annual bedding plants in your garden in the spring time
Overcast, cool, and humid
68
New cards
A sweet potato is a modified root called a
Tuberous root
69
New cards
Why is the term “seed potato” a misleading term for gardeners?
They are not real seeds, but tubers used to grow new potatos vegetatively
70
New cards
What do stems have that roots do not?
Bark, adventitious roots, nodes and internodes, and buds
71
New cards
Other than storage, transportation, and support, a fourth function of stems is
Food production
72
New cards
Some of the leaves of my evergreen boxwood are turning brown and falling off. I am concerned that they might have a disease or insect problem. The leaves on the inside of the plant are the ones turning brown. what is up with that
No big deal, that is normal for evergreen plants
73
New cards
What do you call plants that have 100% aerial roots that live ON other plants
EpiphytesW
74
New cards
What is the current USDA Hardiness Zone Rating for Raleigh, NC
7
75
New cards
The plants that are made up of predominately hard permanent tissue are refered to as
Woody Plants
76
New cards
What is the first root to emerge from a stem cutting?
Adventitious
77
New cards
If you met a plant anatomist at a party, what would be the first thing they would ask you
Where are you from
78
New cards
Strawberries and spider plants and some turfgrass are kinds of plants that produce above-ground, modified prostrate stems called
Stolons
79
New cards
What types of plants will tolerate short periods of freezing, and slightly below for only a few hours before being damaged
Sub-tropical
80
New cards
When is the “FFFD” in Raleigh, NC
April 15
81
New cards
A classic example of a sub-tropical plant is
Orange
82
New cards
What is the term to describe a root emerging from a secondary root
Secondary
83
New cards
Most conifers have
Needle-like, awl-like, or scale-like leaves
84
New cards
Mature evergreens retain each year’s set of leaves for how long?
3-5 years
85
New cards
What types of plants die completely by the winter in Raleigh
Tropical annuals
86
New cards
What types of plants will tolerate long periods of freezing and below during the winter
Temperate
87
New cards
Term to describe conditions in leaves that are faded and yellow
Chlorosis
88
New cards
Are all tap roots primary roots?
Yes
89
New cards
The term used to describe when the plant moves material from one place to another through the xylem and phloem
translocation
90
New cards
Which substance(s) is/are absorbed by the root via osmosis?
WaterW
91
New cards
What is the most agreed upon thoery for nutrient uptake by the plants roots called?
Carrier molecule theory
92
New cards
Why is photosynthesis considered the most important process on earth?
Because of the food that only plants can produce sustain life as we know it
93
New cards
How is water absorption in plants different from nutrient absorption?
Nutrient absorption is an active process and water absorption is a passive process
94
New cards
If you found out that your friend had just over-fertilized their shrubs, what would you tell them to do right away to avoid fertilizer burn?
Water a lot around each shrub to dilute the high solute concentration and leach the salts
95
New cards
The substrate (cookie sheet) of the chemical reaction called photosynthesis is/are
chloroplasts
96
New cards
The “ingredients” of photosynthesis are
Carbon dioxide and waterWhat
97
New cards
What percentage of the dry weight in a plant comes from photosynthesis (sugars) and what percentage comes from the soil (nutrition)
96% from photosynthesis, 4% from soil
98
New cards
Technical term that describes a plant’s ability to withstand a severe low temperature on any given winter night or day
Temperate Plant Hardiness
99
New cards
What do you call the date beyond which the chance of frost greatly increases?
Last frost free date
100
New cards
Deciduous trees
Lose all their leaves every fall