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What morphological characteristic (stage of plant development) is an indication that sweet corn is ready to harvest? - Answer Harvest when silks are brown and dry What is the soil pH requirement (preference) for asparagus? - Answer 6.0 Where is most of the world's garlic production located? - Answer China Baby carrots account for what percentage of retail carrot sales? - Answer 80% What is the definition of an herbaceous plant? - Answer A non-woody pl...

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The majority of insects are what? - Answer Neutral or Beneficial Scientist who study insects are know as - Answer Entomologist To be classified as an insect the adult must have what 4 features - Answer Three distince body regions (head, thorax, abdomen) 3 pairs of jointed legs 1 pair antennae Wings (none, one or two pairs) Immature insects shed their exoskeleton by doing what - Answer Molting as many as 6 times What is gradual metamorphosis and its stages -...

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In what division of the University of California is the UC Cooperative Extension located - Answer University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources How do UC Master Gardeners reach out to the public (8) - Answer 1.Facilitate school Gardens 2.Radio and television appearances 3.Booths at county fairs and farmers markets 4.Host clinics at libraries and community centers 5.Operate help lines in county offices (phones and e-mails) 6.Develop and maintain demons...

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Select the native plant that provides food for birds in the tree canopy: - Answer Virginia creeper What is the most effective method of preventing deer damage in a landscape? - Answer Install a fence at least 8 feet tall What is the best consideration for choosing plant species for wildlife? - Answer Plants that produce fruit like dogwoods Planting trees and shrubs can attract butterflies. - Answer True What are two good shrubs to plant for wildlife in the lan...

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Herbaceous Perennials - Answer Plants with leaves and stems that die back to the ground each winter then produce new shoots from the crown in spring Angiosperms - Answer Produce seeds inside a protective fruit Gymnosperms - Answer Have seeds that are not enclosed within a fruit but are protected by a cone Biennial - Answer A plant that produces vegetative and root growth in the first season and then produces flowers and seeds in the second season prior to dying ...

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Plants, using light energy make carbohydrates by combining water and carbon dioxide in which of the following processes? - Answer Photosynthesis page 54 and 55 A ripened (mature) ovary is a - Answer fruit (manual page 51) A flower that is considered to be "perfect", botanically speaking, has - Answer at least both stamens and pistil, may be lacking petals and/or sepals (manual page 48) Leaves that are attached in pairs with one on each side of a stem are called -...

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Farms, Trades, and Business - Answer The land-grant institutions were established in response to the need to educate people seeking vocations in ______. () Federal Land - Answer What did the Morrill Act of 1862 provide to the states in order to assist them in funding the land-grand institutions? (plxix) Ministry - Answer What is not a central function of the land-grant institution concept? () Counties - Answer Penn State Extension has a physical presence in each ...

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Binomial nomenclature - Answer system in which the scientific name of a plant consists of two parts indicating the genus and species. Cambium - Answer tissue in a plant that produces new cells. Corm - Answer short, thickened, underground, upright stem in which food is stored. Cotyledon - Answer leaf or leaves of the embryo, also called seed leaves. Crown - Answer part of a plant where the root and the stem meet. Cultivar - Answer cultivated var...

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With whom do MGEVs communicate? - Answer Other MGEVs, Extension Faculty and Staff, and the General Public It is appropriate for MGEVs to refer clients to Extension publications from other states with the exception of - Answer Pesticide recommendations * The closer a state is to us, geographically, the better but there are certainly times when it can be appropriate to use other Extension resources such as Cornell, Texas A&M, UC Davis, etc * The Agent should review content before ...

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Fire Blight - Answer A bacterial disease that primarily affects apple, pear and hawthorn trees. Looks like: brown foliage and death of branches. Spread by honeybees.Tips of branches look like a shepherd's hook. Brown Rot - Answer a fungal disease of peach trees where fruit rots and mummifies on trees. plant selection design - Answer scale, proportion, balance, repetition, harmony, and bringing elements together 7 steps in plant selection design - Answer 1. cho...

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What are the required hours for a first-year Master Gardener? - Answer 40 Project hours and 20 Education hours. Of the 40 Project hours, half (20) must be on your Sanctioned Project the other half can be on another Sanctioned Project or as community outreach. What are the required hours for a Master Gardener after completing their first-year requirements? - Answer 20 Project hours and 20 education hours. What is a Monocot? - Answer One initial seedling leaf What is a D...

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Sand, silt, clay - Answer Place in order from largest to smallest particle size in the tree mineral components of soil. Hardening off - Answer What is the name of the process of gradually accilimating plants such as seedlings and cuttings to the outdoor environment. scarificaton - Answer The process of roughing up the seed coat before planting is called True - Answer True or False: You should thoroughly water a plant 24 hours before you take cuttings. 25 - 30 ...

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a. XYLEM B. Leaf. C. Flower. D. Stem - Answer Which of the following is NOT an example of a plant organ ? A. CELL. B. Epidermis. C. Roots. D. Leaves - Answer The basic structural and functional unit of a plant is? A. Red oak. B. Azalea. C. Japanese maple. D. DAFFODIL - Answer An example of a plant which has herbaceous (ground up)stems is? A. Carrots. B. LAWN grasses. C. Pine tree. D. Oak tree - Answer An example of a plant that has a fibrous root system is? Fl...

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It is important to keep a detailed plan of your garden whether you garden is in containers or a larger plot of ground. This is because ___ - Answer it helps you plan, in the spring, where to put your seeds if you are planting several crops at various times in the season After one plants corn or tomato seeds, one can also place ___ seeds around those seeds and pick their fruits before the corn or tomato plants get too large. - Answer Sue tests the pH of her garden plot and find...

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Vegetable Gardening Exam Questions And Answers

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Vegetable Gardening Exam Questions & Answers

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Plants, Gardening, And You Final Exam Questions & Answers

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Plants Gardening Quiz 1 Questions And Answers

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