HORT 2050 - General Horticulture

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Vocabulary flashcards covering key horticulture terms from the lecture notes.

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Horticulture

The science and art of cultivating, processing and marketing fruits, vegetables, flowers and ornamental plants.

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Hortus

Latin word meaning 'garden'.

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Cultura

Latin word meaning 'cultivation'.

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Pomology

The branch of horticulture dealing with fruits, including fruits, small fruits, vines, tree fruits, brambles, and nuts.

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Olericulture

The branch of horticulture dealing with vegetables; plants grown for their fruits, leaves, roots or pods; includes herbs.

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Ornamental horticulture

Branch of horticulture concerned with aesthetics and propagation of ornamental plants; includes the nursery industry, floriculture, and turfgrass production.

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Nursery Industry

Grows living plants in fields, greenhouses, or shade houses for landscaping; includes trees, shrubs, ground covers, vines, annuals, and perennials.

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Floriculture

Sector of ornamental horticulture focused on cut flowers, bedding plants, houseplants, potted plants, and seasonal/holiday demand.

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Turfgrass Industry

Lawn grass maintenance for homes, commercial sites, athletic fields, golf courses; includes sod farms and turfgrass production.

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Fruits

Crop category within pomology including fruits, small fruits, brambles, tree fruits, and nuts.

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Small fruits

Subgroup of pomology including blueberry, strawberry, and melon.

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Vines

Grapes, muscadines, and kiwi.

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Tree fruits

Citrus, mango, papaya, persimmon, and fig.

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Brambles

Blackberry and raspberry.

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Nuts

Tree nuts such as pecan, walnut, cashew, almond, and pistachio.

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Vegetables

Plants grown for their fruits, leaves, roots or pods.

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Herbs

Roots, stems, leaves used for flavorings, foods, perfumes, and medicines.

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Landscape architecture

Field in horticulture focused on designing outdoor spaces using plants.

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Agronomy

Branch of agricultural science dealing with soils, crop production, and field management; related to horticulture.

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Forestry

Science of managing forests for timber and other products; related to horticulture as an applied science.