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N&L pt. 3
Contest
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Vegetative propagation is also called _______. | Asexual |
| Cutting propagation, grafting and budding, division and tissue culture are methods of _________ propagation. | Asexual |
| The most common form of asexual propagation is _________. | Cutting Propagation |
| True or False, stem cuttings are taken from what is called a mother or stock plant. | True |
| True or False, soft wood cuttings are taken when the plant is dormant and the cuttings are of the previous season's growth. | False |
| Hardwood cuttings are taken during _______. | The dormant season |
| True or False, semi-hard cuttings are taken from the previous season's growth. | True |
| Stem cutting are typically _______ inches in length. | 2-3 inches |
| True or False, cuttings taken from the tip of the stock plant are called Basal cuttings | False |
| When making a cut, you should do it _______ because roots will form more readily at this location of the stem. | Just below the node |
| True or False, plants are propagated through seed generally are genetically identical. | False |
| True or False, to help seed break dormancy, you can soak it in 180 degree F water for three hours. | False |
| Most evergreen (narrow leaf) seedlings are grown for _______ and obtain 3 to 12 inches in size before harvesting. | 2-3 years |
| True or False, grafting is an asexual propagation technique in which two separate pieces of plant material: a root stock and scion are joined together. | True |
| Crabapple and domestic apple is an example of compatible or incompatible grafting. | Compatible grafting |
| Blue spruce on Juniper is an example of compatible or incompatible grafting. | Incompatible grafting |
| When grafting, what cell layer is most important and should "line up and match"? | Cambium |
| _______ is the process of combining a dormant scion onto a root section of a desired root stock. Matching cuts two inches in length are made on both scion and root stock. | Root grafting |
| True or False, a graft union that looks like a long Z is known as root grafting. | False |
| The most common method of grafting is _______. | Side veneer grafting |
| Budding is a(n) ________ technique for propagating selected cultivars of shade and ornamental trees. | Asexual |
| True or False, spring chip budding is done while the stock plant is in active growth. | False |
| Summer budwood is collected from _______. | Current season's growth |
| When removing leaf blades from budsticks, the petiole of the leaf should be cut ______ inch above the blade. | 1/4 inch |
| True or False, budsticks cannot be stored and used later; they must be propagated promptly. | False |
| True or False, the root stock seeding to be used for budding should have a tap root system. | False |
| True or False, "Hilled" refers to pilling in soil in a small hill around the base of the root stock. | True |
| __________ is the most common technique of budding ornamental plants. | T-Budding |
| In T-budding, the "Shield" is removed from the stock plant by making ______ cuts. | Two |
| True or False, the length of the cut made in the plant receiving the shield should be 1/4 in. longer than the shield. | False |
| The shield should be _________ inches in length. | 1/2-3/4 inches |
| In chip budding, two cuts are made to remove the bud. The first made just below the bud at a ______ degree angle. | 45 degrees |
| A T-bud usually calluses in ______. | 2-3 weeks |
| True or False, Narrowleaf evergreen trees grow best in wet bottom-land soils. | False |
| True or False, would water source, quantity/quality, be considered to be "Logistics" in field production of narrowleaf evergreen trees. | True |
| True or False, During the linear phase of narrowleaf evergreens, the liners should be root pruned at least once during production. | True |
| True or False, In grading narrowleaf evergreens trees, they are graded by two numbers (ex. 2-2).These numbers mean: 2 years seed bed and 2 years transplant bed. | True |
| The term "plug plus one" hemlock is less than ______ years old. | 2 |
| True or False, The most notable problem in the production of narrowleaf evergreen trees is insects. | False |
| True or False, White pine grown for Christmas trees require tight sheering during production. | True |
| True or False, softwood cutting is the primary propagation technique used in deciduous shrub production. | True |
| A pH of _______ is preferred in the production of deciduous shrubs. | 6.0-6.5 |
| In the second year of production of deciduous shrubs, they are pruned ________. one, two, or three times? | Three times |
| Identifying a plant material market is a preliminary decison that a nursery owner needs to make before beginning tree-production. What are the two most basic markets? Bare root& Ball and burlap or Retail and Design-build? | Retail and Design build market |
| The design-build market typically desires trees with a ______ inch caliper. | 2-2-1/2 inches |
| True or False, January and February are the two months of the year that wholesale nurseries usually receive bare-root tree liners from West Coast suppliers. | True |
| In field production of trees, pesticide application usually begins in ________. | April |
| In what season are shade and ornamental tree's field inventories taken and compiled and graded either by height or caliper? | Fall |
| True or False, the fact that plants grown in containers are placed above ground and must be monitored for water and nutrient need is is considered to be a disadvantage of growing containerized plants. | True |
| Growing plants in containers allows for ______. spacing advantages, unlimited selling season, required less space than B&B stock, or all of the above. | All of the above |