Controlling (stopping Cross Pollination) Flashcards
1
Q
If you want to grow more than one variety of same family
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Determine if plant is self, insect, or wind pollinated
2
Q
Most flowers are
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Wind or insect pollinated
3
Q
Self-pollinated plants means
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Flowers on the plants are designed to pollinate themselves
4
Q
It’s much more difficult for self pollinators to
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Cross-pollinate
5
Q
Significantly decrease odds of self-pollinators cross-pollinating by
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Planting 10 feet apart
6
Q
Beans
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Self
7
Q
Peas
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Self
8
Q
Lettuce
A
Self
9
Q
Peppers
A
Self
10
Q
Tomatoes
A
Self
11
Q
Eggplant
A
Self
12
Q
Onions
A
Cross
13
Q
Cucumbers
A
Cross
14
Q
Corn
A
Cross
15
Q
Pumpkins
A
Cross
16
Q
Squash
A
Cross
17
Q
Broccoli
A
Cross
18
Q
Beets
A
Cross
19
Q
Carrots
A
Cross
20
Q
Cabbage
A
Cross
21
Q
Cauliflower
A
Cross
22
Q
Melons
A
Cross
23
Q
Radishes
A
Cross
24
Q
Spinach
A
Cross
25
Turnips
Cross
26
To prevent Cross-pollinators from cross-pollinating plant same families _ apart
100 yards
