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The seeds of plants supply us with a rich source of 

protein

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Soil or soil-like material in which plants grow

media

100

The science of growing trees 

forestry

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Chickens that produce eggs daily are called 

layers

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Animals that are placed in crates a week before they give birth are 

sows

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End of a branch, stem, or root where growth takes place

terminal tip

200

The process of removing selected branches and shrubs is called

pruning

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Plants and animals that are grown without commercial fertilizers, hormones, and pesticides

organic

200

The growing of aquatic animals for human use

aquaculture

200

A weighted string used to find a level vertical line is called a

plumb bob or plummet

300

The structure inside the stem that carries the water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves is the 

xylem

300

The below-ground buds of plants

bulbs

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The replacement of one type of plants by another in the natural progression of a forested area

succession

300

Small fish that are from 2 to 6 inches in length are called

fingerlings

300

A cornmeal-and-water mixture used in making ethanol

mash

400

A substance that kills plants is called a 

herbicide

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A process whereby a new plant is propagated by attaching the root system of one plant (such as an apple tree) with a stem from another plant

grafting

400

Formations in sand, rock, or gravel that hold water are

aquifers

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The process of stopping enzyme action in food by dipping the food first in hot water first then in cold water

blanching

400

When the piston reaches the top of its stroke, it's said to be at

top dead center (TDC)

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Soil that has been transported and deposited by moving water is called ______ soil

alluvial

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Plants that react to specific periods of light

photoperiodic

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The processing of food by the use of yeast, molds, or bacteria

fermentation

500

A disease or infection that can be transmitted from animals to humans

Zoonosis

500

Scientist who study the production of field crops

Agronomists

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