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Floriculture

2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012 tests

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(True/false)Plants convert chemical energy into light energy which results in plant growth. False
Wavelengths are measured in ________ with specific wavelengths corresponding to specific _______. Nanometers, colors
(True/False) Photoperiodism is a photochrome-mediated response. True
Modern ______ cultivators come in an astonishing variety of colors, color combinations, and petal styles. Chrysanthemum (Daisy)
Dahlias are native to the ______ Mountains. Mexico
Growth is best for Hellianthus Annus L. between ______ and ______ sun is always preferred. Exacum Affine
When spores germinate, they form a small ______ leaf like structure known as the prothallus. Green
______ is any method of breaking through hard, water-impermeable seed coats to allow to penetrate. Scarification
Disadvantages to pregermination are limited to a shelf life of ______, limited selection, and limited cost. 4 to 5 weeks
(True/False) Floral supply companies focus their inventories on hard goods and tools but primarily on fresh flowers and foliage. False
______ were historically the first people to use flowers for decorative purposes. Egyptians
The strewing of flowers and loose petals at banquets and festivals was typical of the ______ period. Greek and Roman
The ______ period is considered the beginning of the flower arranging as it is known today. Italian Renaissance
The point at which the plant is receiving as much light energy as it can use is the ______ point. Light Saturation
The Euphorbis Pulcherrima is a ______ day plant, is induced to flower by providing ______ nights and ______ days. Short, long, short
(True/False) The floral industry is an international, multitrillion dollar industry. False
The floral design of the ______ influence emphasizes careful and significant placement of every flower, branch or leaf. Japanese
Consumers encounter Alstroemeria frequently in the rental marketplace, as it is one of the world's top ______ cut flowers. Ten
The Antirrhinum Majus is known as the ______. Snapdragon
Alstroemeria Hybrids are also known as ______. Princess Lily
Zantedeschia Rehmannii, Z. Elliotiana, Z. Hybrids are also known as ______. Calla Lily
Seed-grown tubers generally produce ______ eyes, which means plants will have a ______ number of flowers and leaf sprouts. More, Higher
(True/False) Most Callas sold today from the Untied States are three year old, rue seed hybrids. False
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