What molecule do plants release into the air?
What is Oxygen?
Are fungi plants?
No, fungi belong to their own kingdom!
What popular character's ears are frequently used to describe this plant?
Shrek
Whenever you eat a Carrot or Sweet Potato, what part of a plant are you eating?
What are roots?
What is one type of plant that is a carnivore? (It gets its nutrients from animals/insects)
What is the Venus Fly Trap, Pitcher Plant, etc?
What pigment in plants typically captures sunlight?
What is chlorophyll?
Can Plants communicate with one another?
Yes! They do this via chemical secretions through their roots and chemical signals released through their leaves
RANDOM TRIPLE (GAIN 3x POINTS)
What is the national flower of the USA, and what is the state flower of Maryland?
What are Rose and Black-Eyed Susan?
What fruit has their seeds on the outside instead of the inside?
What are strawberries?
What is mistletoe?
A) tree B) vine C) parasite D) fungus
What is a parasite. Mistletoe is a parasitic plant which can range from being a pest to being a keystone species.
What is the plant hormone primarily used to stimulate growth of root cuttings?
A: Auxin
B: Gibberellin
C: Cytokinin
What is A: Auxin?
Was the University of Maryland originally an Agricultural College?
True, UMD was originally chartered as MAC (Maryland Agricultural College)
This plant is tall and grows rapidly - some grow almost a whole meter in just one day.
What is Bamboo?
What plant is said to taste most like bacon?
A) A type of bean
B) A type of seaweed
C) A type of dried tomato
B) Dulse, a red seaweed, is said to taste like bacon
Carrots were not always orange. What was one of the original colors of the carrot?
What is Purple or Yellow?
What is callus tissue on a plant?
Tissue that forms over wounds or from tissue culture, or a mass of undifferentiated tissue
20-30 percent of plant species are categorized as very rare/ endangered
False, nearly 40% of plant species are categorized as very rare/ endangered
What is our Treasurer/ Greenhouse Managers favorite flower?
What is Magnolia?
(I might be wrong about this spare me)
What is a fruit/ berry
What has cabbage been genetically modified to produce?
A. Skunk Scent B. Scorpion Venom
C. Bioluminescence
This was created to stop caterpillars, and modified to be safe for humans
What is Carbon Dioxide, Water, and Energy (ATP)?
Do Bananas grow on Trees?
No, bananas grow on an herbaceous flowering plant, with a pseudo stem comprised of leaf-stalks.
What is the oldest plant on planet earth?
A) A species of pine tree
B) A network of fungus
C) A undersea algea
What is A), a species of pine tree
The suspected oldest is a prehistoric Bristlecone Pine tree known as Methuselah, although an argument could be made that Pando, a single living aspen that clones itself may be.
Apples, pears, plums, cherries, peaches, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, and almonds all belong to one taxonomic family of plant. What is the family?
What is Rosaceae, or the Rose family?
What fruit name originated from the Arabic term for "fingers"?
What is a Banana?