Lecture 16 Flashcards

1
Q

where should tall plants be planted?

A

N side of garden where there is the most sun

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2
Q

where should perennials & bush fruits be planted?

A

west to protect from the hot afternoon sun

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3
Q

what factors should be considered when selecting a variety? (7)

A

Area of adaptation & your growing conditions

Disease/insect resistance

Flavour & colour characteristics

Vigour & yield

Time to maturity & frequency of harvest

Intended use

Proven reliability

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4
Q

what are the diff types of varieties? (5)

A

F1 or hybrid

Open pollinated

Heirloom/heritage

Variety blend

Self-saved

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5
Q

what is the most common variety?

A

open pollinated

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6
Q

what is the pollination control measure used in open polinated varieties?

A

isolation

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7
Q

open pollinated varieties are used in both _______ &________ -pollinating species

A

self

cross

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8
Q

if you save a seed from an __________ ________ variety, it would behave like the original seed

A

open pollinated

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9
Q

how is an F1 or hybrid seed produced?

A

crossing parents

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10
Q

what variety of seeds have an increased vigor & why?

A

F1 or hybrid

incres genetic diversity

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11
Q

if you save a seed from an __________ or ________ variety, it would not behave like the original seed

A

F1 or hybrid

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12
Q

what distinguishes a heirloom/heritage variety from others?

A

May not have some improvements of new varieties

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13
Q

heirloom/heritage may be ________ genetically variable

A

more

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14
Q

heirloom/heritage variety def

A

Old/traditional variety that has been grown for many years

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15
Q

mixed variety def

A

mix of diff varieites

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16
Q

mixed varieties often include what other type of variety?

A

heirloom/heritage varieties

17
Q

what is an advantage of a self-saved seed?

A

Selection for adaptation to your conditions

18
Q

when can self-saved seeders harvest?

A

when seeds mature

19
Q

what variety ocontributes to preservation of genetic resources ?

A

self-saved

20
Q

is it acceptable to harvest self-saved seeds from unhealthy & diseased plants?

A

no

21
Q

why are vegetative plant parts used as an alternative to seeds?

A

distributed b/c if you use seed, they wouldn’t breed true

22
Q

what are exs of vegetative plant parts? (5)

A
o	Tubers (potatoes) 
o	Bulbs (onions)
o	Crowns (asparagus) 
o	Cuttings (sweet potato) 
o	Divisions (rhubarb)
23
Q

how do you prepare a seed bed properly?

A

Uniform – amendments well mix

Free of large clumps - prevent emergence from ground

Moist below surface but not wet

Appropriate temp

24
Q

how do you plant outdoors?

A

prepare seed bed

Prepare furrow or holes

Match depth & spacing to what you’re planting

Add compost if desired

Water furrow/hole if soil is dry

Plant seeds according to recommended spacing

Cover to appropriate depth & with good seed soil contact

water

25
Q

what should the soil be covered with if soil is heavy or subject to crusting?

A

potting mix

mix of compost & soil