Environmental horticulture is the production of ____ plants for use in indoor and outdoor environments
What is Ornamental?
The time after germination before pronounced growth in the plant occurs is…
What is dormancy?
Seeds must contain living, healthy ____ tissue in order to germinate.
What is embryonic?
Name this plant, often used as a flavoring in foods:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/all-about-dill-4117140-hero-06-7ce01b10700d48f3a47be1597a6acec7.jpg)
What is dill?
What is this tool
What is rockwool?
Pomology involves the planting, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of ____ and nut crops
What is fruit?
Plants that grow and produce for multiple growing seasons are…
What are perennials?
When plant hormones prevent germination, this is known as ____ dormancy
What is chemical?
Name this subtropical succulent plant
What is a Christmas cactus?
What is this floral holder?
What is a nosegay holder?
Plants are beneficial because they clean air by ____ carbon dioxide, releases oxygen, and limit wind erosion.
What is absorbing?
This part of the plant grow into the earth searching for water and minerals to absorb
What are roots?
The process of water movement through the xylem resulting from the loss of water vapor through the stomata in the leaves is called…
What is transpiration?
Name this colorful annual flower
What is a marigold?
What is this tool?
What is a floral knife?
The lower Mississippi Valley region along with California provides much of the ____ crop for the U.S. but less than 5% of the world supply
What is rice?
These plants only grow a single stem, cutting which can kill the plant.
What are monocots?
Photosynthesis is process of ____ light energy into chemical energy.
What is converting?
Name this low maintenance houseplant![]()
What is a spider plant?
What is this floral arrangement called?
What is a hanging basket?
Plant breeding is a type of genetic ____, but should not be confused with genetic engineering.
What is modification?
These plants have seeds that are not encased in any plant material.
What are gymnosperms?
Naturally occurring plant chemicals that allow plant cells to communicate in response to the environment are called…
What are hormones?
Name this shade loving plant
What is a hosta?
What is this floral filler?
What is Spanish moss?