North Carolina Landscape Contractors
Acre - ANS-A land location containing forty three,560 rectangular toes and measuring
approximately 210 x 210 feet rectangular
Adventitious Root or Shoot - ANS-They are produced on stems or roots after removal from the
mom plant
Anther - ANS-the top part of a stamen that produces pollen
asexual - ANS-with out sex; refers to the duplicate or propagation not concerning the fusion of
gametes
biennial - ANS-A plant that produces leaves and roots the first yr and plant life and fruit the
second.
Binomial - ANS-a system of naming flora the use of 2 names: First name is the genus and the
second one is the species
Branch Bark Ridge - ANS-A layer of Mustache-like bark positioned at the upper side of a
branch, inside the department union
Branch Collar - ANS-The wooden at the department base that turns abruptly downward to wrap
around trunk wood wherein a branch with a small aspect ratio joins with a bigger discern stem
Bud - ANS-An embryonic stem tip bearing younger leaves (leaf bud), one or extra vegetation or
both leaves and vegetation
Bulb - ANS-A bud along with a brief, thick stem emitting roots from below and bearing
overlapping, scale like leafs
Caliper - ANS-diameter of a tree four" or much less measured 6" above the ground
Greater than 4" is measured 12" above the ground
Cambium - ANS-layer of actively dividing cells between xylem and phloem tissues that is
answerable for the secondary increase of stems and roots
Carbohydrate - ANS-Any organization of chemicals, such as sugars and starches, containing
carbon, hydrogen and oxygen
, Chlorophyll - ANS-Green pigment in vegetation that absorbs mild electricity used to carry out
photosynthesis
Chlorosis - ANS-A yellowing of the leaf. Frequently caused by loss of iron
Clone - ANS-A group of plant life derived from a unmarried man or woman by way of asexual
flora
Clump - ANS-The plant crown or roots that are without problems divided or moved
Cluster - ANS-Group of flora or leaves on a unmarried stem
Codominant Stem or Branch - ANS-A stem or branch developing at approximately the same
price or nearly the same diameter as some other stem or department which originates from the
same union, and does now not have the identical shape as a true branch
Common Name - ANS-The plant call used by the overall public
Conifer - ANS-a cone-bearing tree
Corm - ANS-A spherical, thick underground stem. A corm is not like a true bulb in that the food
is stored in its stem in preference to in its scales
Crotch - ANS-The attitude among branches, or between a department and the trunk
Crown - ANS-Refers to both the location of the primary stem this is just underground, or the
overall area of the branches of the tree or large shrub (cover)
Crown Thinning - ANS-Removing crowded increase from the crown of the tree or shrub to
permit extra light in and promote healthful growth
Cultivar - ANS-A term that means "cultivated range" to indicate a specific type of plant evolved
and maintained under cultivation.
Culture - ANS-A specialized pastime used to develop flowers (pruning, cultivation, watering)
Day-impartial - ANS-A term carried out to plant life that are not laid low with the relative duration
of dark and mild intervals of each day
Dioecious - ANS-Plants having staminate (male) plants on one plant and pistillate (lady) flora on
any other plant
Elevation - ANS-The removal of low branches to produce a taller clear trunk that increases get
right of entry to beneath the cover
Acre - ANS-A land location containing forty three,560 rectangular toes and measuring
approximately 210 x 210 feet rectangular
Adventitious Root or Shoot - ANS-They are produced on stems or roots after removal from the
mom plant
Anther - ANS-the top part of a stamen that produces pollen
asexual - ANS-with out sex; refers to the duplicate or propagation not concerning the fusion of
gametes
biennial - ANS-A plant that produces leaves and roots the first yr and plant life and fruit the
second.
Binomial - ANS-a system of naming flora the use of 2 names: First name is the genus and the
second one is the species
Branch Bark Ridge - ANS-A layer of Mustache-like bark positioned at the upper side of a
branch, inside the department union
Branch Collar - ANS-The wooden at the department base that turns abruptly downward to wrap
around trunk wood wherein a branch with a small aspect ratio joins with a bigger discern stem
Bud - ANS-An embryonic stem tip bearing younger leaves (leaf bud), one or extra vegetation or
both leaves and vegetation
Bulb - ANS-A bud along with a brief, thick stem emitting roots from below and bearing
overlapping, scale like leafs
Caliper - ANS-diameter of a tree four" or much less measured 6" above the ground
Greater than 4" is measured 12" above the ground
Cambium - ANS-layer of actively dividing cells between xylem and phloem tissues that is
answerable for the secondary increase of stems and roots
Carbohydrate - ANS-Any organization of chemicals, such as sugars and starches, containing
carbon, hydrogen and oxygen
, Chlorophyll - ANS-Green pigment in vegetation that absorbs mild electricity used to carry out
photosynthesis
Chlorosis - ANS-A yellowing of the leaf. Frequently caused by loss of iron
Clone - ANS-A group of plant life derived from a unmarried man or woman by way of asexual
flora
Clump - ANS-The plant crown or roots that are without problems divided or moved
Cluster - ANS-Group of flora or leaves on a unmarried stem
Codominant Stem or Branch - ANS-A stem or branch developing at approximately the same
price or nearly the same diameter as some other stem or department which originates from the
same union, and does now not have the identical shape as a true branch
Common Name - ANS-The plant call used by the overall public
Conifer - ANS-a cone-bearing tree
Corm - ANS-A spherical, thick underground stem. A corm is not like a true bulb in that the food
is stored in its stem in preference to in its scales
Crotch - ANS-The attitude among branches, or between a department and the trunk
Crown - ANS-Refers to both the location of the primary stem this is just underground, or the
overall area of the branches of the tree or large shrub (cover)
Crown Thinning - ANS-Removing crowded increase from the crown of the tree or shrub to
permit extra light in and promote healthful growth
Cultivar - ANS-A term that means "cultivated range" to indicate a specific type of plant evolved
and maintained under cultivation.
Culture - ANS-A specialized pastime used to develop flowers (pruning, cultivation, watering)
Day-impartial - ANS-A term carried out to plant life that are not laid low with the relative duration
of dark and mild intervals of each day
Dioecious - ANS-Plants having staminate (male) plants on one plant and pistillate (lady) flora on
any other plant
Elevation - ANS-The removal of low branches to produce a taller clear trunk that increases get
right of entry to beneath the cover
