Asexual Propagation and Nursery Practices Flashcards
1
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NURSERY
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- area for producing and caring of planting materials
2
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ACTIVITIES IN NURSERY
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- seed extraction and germination
- media preparation and bagging
- transplanting and caring of seedlings
- asexual propagation
3
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FACILITIES IN NURSERY
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- office
- workshed
- storage area
- laboratory
- preparation room
- parking lot
4
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STRUCTURES IN NURSERY
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- germination and rooting beds
- shaded area for seedlings
- open area for seedlings and propagated plants
- scion grove
5
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SCION GROVE
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- rows of clonally propagated varieties
- source of scion
6
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TYPES OF NURSERY: PRODUCTION SYSTEM
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- container
- field
7
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TYPES OF NURSERY: FUNCTION
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- propagation
- wholesale
- retail production
- research
- quarantine
8
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TYPES OF NURSERY: PRODUCT
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- general
- specialty
9
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ASEXUAL PROPAGATION
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- vegetative propagation
- produce identical plant from mother plant
10
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TOTIPOTENCY
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- property allowing vegetative propagation
- due to genetic information stored in nuclei
- reproduce the entire plant
11
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PURPOSE OF ASEXUAL PROPAGATION
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- convenience
- selection and maintenance of clones
- combination of genotypes
- shorten reproductive maturity
- control growth phase and morphology
12
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METHODS OF ASEXUAL PROPAGATION
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- separation
- division
- cutting
- grafting
- layering
- micropropagation
13
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SEPARATION
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- use of naturally detachable organs from mother plant
- e.g. sucker, runner, bulb, rhizome (onion and tulips)
14
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DIVISION
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- cutting of modified organ into sections
- should have at least 2 buds
- e.g. banana, abaca, sweet potato, ginger
15
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CUTTING
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- regeneration of detached organ
- e.g. stem cutting, leaf, leaf bud, root (rose, trumpet vine, geranium)