Yotiyot agronomic plants

Question 1

these are usually annuals and herbaceous under the grass family
(Gramineae). Crops under this group are grown for their grains or seeds and utilized as
staple foods, processed food or an important ingredient in the formulation of feeds for
animals.

Answer 1

Cereal crops

Question 2

Zea mays

Answer 2

Corn

Question 3

Rice

Answer 3

Oryza sativa

Question 4

Oryza sativa

Answer 4

Rice

Question 5

Corn

Answer 5

Zea mays

Question 6

Sorghum

Answer 6

Sorghum bicolor

Question 7

Sorghum bicolor

Answer 7

Sorghum

Question 8

Wheat

Answer 8

Triticum vulgarae

Question 9

this group produces matured edible and protein-rich seeds. Legumes
are a good alternative protein source for human diet. Some of these crops can establish
symbiotic association with beneficial bacteria (Rhizobium) to fix atmospheric nitrogen.

Answer 9

Legume crops

Question 10

Cowpea

Answer 10

Vigna sinesis

Question 11

Vigna sinesis

Answer 11

Cowpea

Question 12

Peanut

Answer 12

Arachis hypogea

Question 13

Arachis hypogea

Answer 13

Peanut

Question 14

Pigeon pea

Answer 14

Cajanus cajam

Question 15

Cajanus cajam

Answer 15

Pigeon pea

Question 16

Soybean

Answer 16

Glycine max

Question 17

Glycine max

Answer 17

Soybean

Question 18

these crops are also called oil-producing crops that contain edible and
industrial oil stored in their fruits and seeds. Some of these oil production crops belong
to legumes like soybeans and peanut. Others like sunflower, oil palm, sesame, jatropha
and citronella. The coconut and oil palm are excellent sources of oil under plantation
horticulture.

Answer 18

Oil Seed Crops

Question 19

these are plants grown generally as feed animals either for
grazing (e.g. pasture or fodder/soilage) or processing (e.g. silage). These can be grasses
or legumes, are fed to animals either fresh and dry or processed.

Answer 19

Pasture and forage crops

Question 20

Guinea grass

Answer 20

Panicum maximum

Question 21

Panicum maximum

Answer 21

Guinea grass

Question 22

Carabao grass

Answer 22

Paspalum conjugatum

Question 23

Paspalum conjugatum

Answer 23

Carabao grass

Question 24

Napier grass

Answer 24

Pennisitum purpureum

Question 25

Pennisitum purpureum

Answer 25

Napier grass

Question 26

Ipil-ipil

Answer 26

Leucana luecocephala

Question 27

Leucana leucocephala

Answer 27

Ipil-ipil

Question 28

these are grown for fibers that can be extracted in different parts of the
plant (e.g. fruits, stems or leaves). Fibers produced either low or high in tensile strength
can be used in making various processed products like clothing, twine, rope, paper and
other recyclable materials.

Answer 28

Fiber Crops

Question 29

Cotton

Answer 29

Gossypium spp.

Question 30

Gossypium spp.

Answer 30

Cotton

Question 31

Musa textiles

Answer 31

Abaca

Question 32

Abca

Answer 32

Musa textiles

Question 33

Ramie

Answer 33

Boehmeria nivea

Question 34

Boehmeria nivea

Answer 34

Ramie

Question 35

Kapok

Answer 35

Kaiba pontandara

Question 36

Kaiba pontandara

Answer 36

Kapok

Question 37

Pineapple

Answer 37

Ananas commosus

Question 38

Ananas commosus

Answer 38

Pineapple

Question 39

these crops are known to produce sugar or sweetener from different parts
of the plant (e.g. roots, stem, leaves, flowers, fruits and seed)

Answer 39

Sugar crops

Question 39

Sugar cane

Answer 39

Saccharum officinalis

Question 40

saccharum officinalis

Answer 40

Sugar cane

Question 41

Sugar beets

Answer 41

Beta vulgaris

Question 42

Beta vulgaris

Answer 42

Sugar beets

Question 43

Stevia

Answer 43

Stevia rebaudiana

Question 44

Stevia rebaudiana

Answer 44

Stevia

Question 45

Coconut

Answer 45

Cocos nucifera

Question 46

Cocos nucifera

Answer 46

Coconut