PLS 6v Exam 2

Roses Limbo

St johns wart

Chamomile

freesia

heliconia

calla

Limonium sinuatum

Anthurium

gypsophilla

carnation

Cattleya Orchid

Dendrobium Orchid

Oncidium Orchid

Paphiopedilum

Miltonia

Phalaenopsis (Butterfly) Orchid

indian paint brush

yellow star thistle

ice plant

Hydrangea

peony

Amaryllis

Dutch blue and white hyacinths in front of red tulips

Quintessential Dutch image showing windmill and their favorite flower: tulip

Statice

Gypsophilia

Eryngium

Alstroemeria

italian thissle

velvet leaf flower

field bindweed

all orchids have a relatively similar arrangement of petals in the flower. what is this arrangement>

6 petals in 3-2-1 arrangement

3 multiple choice options

who was the famous scientist that based a lot of his pivotal conclusions on his observations of orchids

charles Darwin

3 multiple choice options

what is particular interesting about a bee orchid flower

the flower releases a chemical that is similar to that which is released by a female bee

2 multiple choice options

if you notice that the vase filled with your flowers starts to stink, it is probably due to the following

the water in the vase has a high population of bacteria

2 multiple choice options

which of the following pairs are colors are omplementary

blue and orange

3 multiple choice options

dr lieth expalined that PLS 6 used to have flower arranging activity but had to be abandoned for what reason

enrollment in it got too high

2 multiple choice options

which of the following is not a technical floral design term

beat

3 multiple choice options

what is ikebana

a Japanese-inspired floral arranging style

3 multiple choice options

which of the following statements is correct

lettuce inflorescences comrpise of both disc and ray florets. each disc or ray floret contains both male and female parts

3 multiple choice options

which of the following is a problem with the lettuce flower clock propsed by Rongkui Han

it only works for a fraction of the 24-hour day

3 multiple choice options

when making your own vase solution to extend the life of your cut flowers, which of the following is one of the things that Dr Lieth recommends

lemon-lime regular soda

3 multiple choice options

why do the flowers get chopped off of tulips growing in the field

it causes the plant to put all its energy into the bulb

2 multiple choice options

dr lieth showed pictures of greenhouses in colombia. what was the primary transparent material used in construction of these houses

single-layer plastic flim

3 multiple choice options

city of bogota and explained that the area around that city was one of the most important flower growing areas in colombia. what is special about it

labor is cheaper than in the US, location high in the andes mountains means that light is very good and not too hot

when it is said that "the dutch grow flowers below sea level" what does that mean

they grow plants on ground that was reclaimed from the ocean

which of the following is the pollinator in the example of the red cardinal flower in the lecture by Kyle Freedman

hummingbird

3 multiple choice options

the flower growing region in ecudaor is located

in the high lands around quito

according to ana zepeda, where within the country of kenya is most of the flower production located

on the western side in the area around nairobi

what were the stops of the flowers in the invisible journey

they are grown on the biashka farm in kenya, travel by truck to nariboi and on to the netherlands alsmeer flower action, from there to nyc

according to the man who made the movie "invisible journey" what/who is frederique van der wal

beautiful women on the planet, women that has a lily named after her, star of the movie

how are the movie invisible journey and the book Flower Confidential similar

both explore how flowers we use in the US come to us from all over the world, both are best-sellers

which of the following is considered to be a pathogen

nematode, bacterium, virus

what are three factors involved in the plant disease triangle

susceptible host, pathogen, favorable enviornment

which of the following cause most flwoer diseases

fungi