Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Roses

A

Day neutral

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2
Q

Easter Lilies

A

Vernilization

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3
Q

Mums

A

Short Day

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4
Q

Alstroemeria

A

Day neutral

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5
Q

Carnations

A

Day neutral

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6
Q

Pointsettias

A

Short Day

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7
Q

Geraniums

A

Day neutral

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8
Q

Auxin

A

used to stimulate rooting of stem cuttings

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9
Q

Scarification

A

acid eats through the seed coat

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10
Q

Stratification

A

holds the seed at a cool, moist temperature

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11
Q

Chemical inhibitors

A

natures way of waiting till support is available (heavy rain)

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12
Q

Environmental factors that influence germination:

A
Water: Moisture levels
Temp. - usually warm temperatures
Aeration – don't flood the seeds
Light
Freedom from disease and salts
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13
Q

Plugs

A

small seedling in a clump of dirt (greenhouses buy plugs)

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14
Q

Recalcitrant

A

have fairly high moisture of 20% - will die if moisture goes lower.

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15
Q

Orthodox seed

A

can be dried down to 2-5 percent

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16
Q

Quiescent

A

resting but ready to germinate

17
Q

Senescence

A

in the process of dying

18
Q

Apomoxis

A

asexual prop. That masks itself as sexual propogation

19
Q

Spray

A

multiple flower heads in a stock

20
Q

CAM Plants

A

dessert loving plants, succulent plant, which open stomates at night, to preserve moisture. Organic acids

21
Q

Photoperiodism

A

response of the plant to day and night

22
Q

Phototropism

A

when light influences plant growth

23
Q

Ontogenetic

A

change in what genes are activated

24
Q

Rudimentary Embryo

A

hasn’t completed its development (coconut)

25
Q

Phototropism

A

growth towards the light

26
Q

Electron Transport System

A

converts the energy of electrons, attaches 3rd phosphate turns ADP to ATP

27
Q

Micropropagation stages:

A
  1. Initiation – establishing a clean culture (shoot tips)
  2. Multiplication
  3. Taking shoots and rooting them in tissue culture/test tubes
  4. Establishing rooted plant outside of test tube
28
Q

heteroblastic

A

juveniles and adults look the same

29
Q

Layers of Chimera

A

L1 – Epidermis
L2 - Cortex
L3 – Part of vascular + pith region

30
Q

Somaclonal:

A

Callus: hard formation of tissue
Agar: semi solid tissue in contact with media

31
Q

Dark Respiration

A

A form of respiration in plants where carbon dioxide is released without the aid of (sun)light.

32
Q

ethylene

A

promotes ripening of fruit

33
Q

Environmental factors that influence germination:

A
Water: Moisture levels
Temp. - usually warm temperatures
Aeration – don't flood the seeds
Light
Freedom from disease and salts
34
Q

Secondary Dormancy

A

Germination is ready, but environment becomes unsuitable, returns to a dormant state.

35
Q

Testing Seed viability

A
  1. Float Test
  2. Sample Germination – through rolled up paper
  3. Tetrazolium Test (stain) – changes color on slide
  4. Embryo Test – Gribrilic acid tests dormancy
36
Q

Alternation of generations

A

Gametophytic

Sporophytic