Plant Biology
Certain species of this type of grass can grow up to 35 inches in a day.
What is bamboo?
This biome contains majority (85%) of the planets plants.
What is the ocean?
This plant is the mascot of The Ohio State University.
What is the Ohio Buckeye tree?
This genre of music has been found to improve plant growth.
What is classical music?
This pigment gives plants a green color.
What is chlorophyll?
This plant's flowers smell like cinnamon.
What is a Sting of Pearls?
Pando is the name of a colony of quaking pines located in this state.
What is Utah (Fishlake National Forest)?
This flower is the official state flower of Ohio.
What is a carnation?
This flower bulb was once more valuable than gold.
What is a tulip?
This is the male reproductive organ of a plant that produces pollen.
What is the stamen?
This species is the only fruit that bears its seeds on the outside.
What is a Strawberry?
This national park used to have a tree you could drive through until 1969.
What is Sequoia National Park?
This location on campus is home to many Ohio Buckeye trees, that are planted in honor of All-American OSU football players.
What is Buckeye Grove?
This is Ohio's top crop.
What are soybeans?
This fruit is often thought to be a vegetable, but it is actually a fruit.
What is a tomato?
This plant is known for its massive flower and intense foul odor.
What is the Corpse Flower?
These are the only states in the US where Venus Fly Traps are native.
What are North and South Carolina?
This is the name of the home of numerous tree collections on campus, including the Colour Columbus 1,000 Native Tree Collection and the Willow Collection.
What is the Chadwick Arboretum (North)?
This is the percent of Ohio forrested.
What is 30%-31%?
This is a root type is seen in carrots and has one large central root that grows vertically into the ground with many smaller off it.
What is a taproot?
This plant is known for its reaction to touch, where it folds its leaves quickly and its branches droop when touched.
This is the location of the tallest tree in the United States. (hint: it is a National Park)
What is Redwood National Park? (fun fact: the tree is named "Hyperion")
This is the location of the Jesse Owen's tree.
This is the number of new plant species discovered each year.
What is 2,000-2,500?