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Crop Science 2

Crop Science 2
58問 • 1年前
  • Elenna Gavilanes
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    Father of modern tillage

    Jethro Tull

  • 2

    What is? The difference between lowland and uplandland land preparation

    lowland requires soaking while upland does not, both practice plowing, harrowing and levelling

  • 3

    Give at least 5 tillage and planting equipment

    plow, harrow, rotavator, furrower, planting hole digger

  • 4

    After the crop harvest or at the beginning of the next wet season (types of tillage operation)

    primary tillage

  • 5

    Carried out using hand tools or Implements like harrow, rollers, plant and rider

    seedbed preparation

  • 6

    Fruit that cracks open during maturity

    dehiscent fruit

  • 7

    Fruit that does not open during maturity

    Indehiscent fruit

  • 8

    Insert between scion and root stock

    interstock

  • 9

    Scientific name of sitaw

    Psophocarpus Tetragonolobus

  • 10

    Scientific name of cucumber

    Cucumis sativus

  • 11

    Scientific name of cassava

    Manihot esculenta

  • 12

    Scientific name of cacao

    Theobroma cacao

  • 13

    Scientific name of okra

    abelmoschus esculentus

  • 14

    Scientific name of lanzones

    Lansium domesticum

  • 15

    Scientific name of rambutan

    Nephelium lappaceum

  • 16

    Scientific name of eggplant

    Solanum melongena

  • 17

    Scientific name of mustasa

    Brassica juncea

  • 18

    Scientific name of ampalaya

    Momordica charantia

  • 19

    The process during land preparation

    tillage

  • 20

    Has an entirely fleshy ovary

    Berry

  • 21

    Have a leathery rind

    Hesperidium

  • 22

    Hard rind and fleshy inner matrix

    Pepo

  • 23

    Fruit with fleshy exterior in a single hard stoney pit surrounding the seed

    Drupe

  • 24

    Have a flashy exterior in a center with papery carpels

    Pomes

  • 25

    A single seeded fruit with seed attached to only one place to the pericarp

    Achene

  • 26

    Those that do not split open at maturity and are usually one or two seeded

    indehiscent fruits

  • 27

    Usually single seeded with a membranous swing

    Samara

  • 28

    Fruit similar to achene; however the pericarp sticks or clings to the seed

    Caryopsis

  • 29

    Like an akin but the ovary wall fits loosely around the seed

    Uricle

  • 30

    A hard one seeded fruit

    Nut

  • 31

    Composed of a single carpel and has two longitudinal sutures

    Legume

  • 32

    Composed of a single carpel and split open along one suture

    Follicle

  • 33

    composed of more than one carpel that are united and form man seeded fruits

    capsule

  • 34

    Type of capsule with a lid that falls from the fruit

    Pyxis

  • 35

    Short erect underground stem

    Bulb

  • 36

    Flowering stem of grasses and sedges

    Culm

  • 37

    Originates from deep axle of a short and thicken branch away from the mother plant

    Offset

  • 38

    Horizontal underground stem

    Rhizome

  • 39

    Indeterminate above ground with internals in new plantlet at the tip

    Runner

  • 40

    Shoot a rising below the ground from old stem

    Sucker

  • 41

    Slander coiling branch for climbing

    Tendril

  • 42

    Shoot produced from the base of the stem or culm

    Tiller

  • 43

    Thick storage underground stem

    Tuber

  • 44

    Enlarge solid fleshy base

    Corm

  • 45

    Involves reproduction from vegetative parts of plants and is possible because the vegetable organs of many plants have the capacity for re generation

    Asexual propagation

  • 46

    Came from the word apo meaning away from and mixes which means mingling

    Apomixis

  • 47

    The production of viable seeds without pollination

    Apomixis

  • 48

    Reproduction of embryo with meiosis and fertilization embryo arise from vegetative cells within the ovule

    apomixis

  • 49

    A specialized underground organ consisting of a short fleshy usually vertical system access or basal plate bearing at its apex a growing point or a flower primordium enclosed by thick fleshy scales

    Bulb

  • 50

    Aerial plantlet formed on the axle of the leaves or flower stalk

    Bulbil

  • 51

    A swollen base of a stem axis enclosed by the dry scale leaves

    Corm

  • 52

    Develop between you and old corms

    Cormels

  • 53

    Pan plant at a surface of the ground from which new shoots are produced

    Crown

  • 54

    Characteristic type of lateral shoot or branch which develops from the base of the main stem in certain plants

    Offset

  • 55

    A specialized structure in which main axis of the plant grows horizontally at or just below the ground surface

    Rhizome

  • 56

    Specialized storage structure consisting of an enlarged fleshy section of stain made up one to several nodes

    Pseudo bulb

  • 57

    Leafy shoot originating from alexa auxiliary bad born at a base of a plant or peduncle of the fruit

    Slip

  • 58

    Specialized stem in which develops from the axle of the left at the crown of a plant grow horizontally along the ground and forms a new plant at one of the several nodes

    Runner

    • Crop Protection: classification

    Crop Protection: classification

    Elenna Gavilanes · 33問 · 1年前

    Crop Protection: classification

    Crop Protection: classification

    33問 • 1年前
    Elenna Gavilanes

    Crop Prot : scientific names

    Crop Prot : scientific names

    Elenna Gavilanes · 16問 · 1年前

    Crop Prot : scientific names

    Crop Prot : scientific names

    16問 • 1年前
    Elenna Gavilanes

    問題一覧

  • 1

    Father of modern tillage

    Jethro Tull

  • 2

    What is? The difference between lowland and uplandland land preparation

    lowland requires soaking while upland does not, both practice plowing, harrowing and levelling

  • 3

    Give at least 5 tillage and planting equipment

    plow, harrow, rotavator, furrower, planting hole digger

  • 4

    After the crop harvest or at the beginning of the next wet season (types of tillage operation)

    primary tillage

  • 5

    Carried out using hand tools or Implements like harrow, rollers, plant and rider

    seedbed preparation

  • 6

    Fruit that cracks open during maturity

    dehiscent fruit

  • 7

    Fruit that does not open during maturity

    Indehiscent fruit

  • 8

    Insert between scion and root stock

    interstock

  • 9

    Scientific name of sitaw

    Psophocarpus Tetragonolobus

  • 10

    Scientific name of cucumber

    Cucumis sativus

  • 11

    Scientific name of cassava

    Manihot esculenta

  • 12

    Scientific name of cacao

    Theobroma cacao

  • 13

    Scientific name of okra

    abelmoschus esculentus

  • 14

    Scientific name of lanzones

    Lansium domesticum

  • 15

    Scientific name of rambutan

    Nephelium lappaceum

  • 16

    Scientific name of eggplant

    Solanum melongena

  • 17

    Scientific name of mustasa

    Brassica juncea

  • 18

    Scientific name of ampalaya

    Momordica charantia

  • 19

    The process during land preparation

    tillage

  • 20

    Has an entirely fleshy ovary

    Berry

  • 21

    Have a leathery rind

    Hesperidium

  • 22

    Hard rind and fleshy inner matrix

    Pepo

  • 23

    Fruit with fleshy exterior in a single hard stoney pit surrounding the seed

    Drupe

  • 24

    Have a flashy exterior in a center with papery carpels

    Pomes

  • 25

    A single seeded fruit with seed attached to only one place to the pericarp

    Achene

  • 26

    Those that do not split open at maturity and are usually one or two seeded

    indehiscent fruits

  • 27

    Usually single seeded with a membranous swing

    Samara

  • 28

    Fruit similar to achene; however the pericarp sticks or clings to the seed

    Caryopsis

  • 29

    Like an akin but the ovary wall fits loosely around the seed

    Uricle

  • 30

    A hard one seeded fruit

    Nut

  • 31

    Composed of a single carpel and has two longitudinal sutures

    Legume

  • 32

    Composed of a single carpel and split open along one suture

    Follicle

  • 33

    composed of more than one carpel that are united and form man seeded fruits

    capsule

  • 34

    Type of capsule with a lid that falls from the fruit

    Pyxis

  • 35

    Short erect underground stem

    Bulb

  • 36

    Flowering stem of grasses and sedges

    Culm

  • 37

    Originates from deep axle of a short and thicken branch away from the mother plant

    Offset

  • 38

    Horizontal underground stem

    Rhizome

  • 39

    Indeterminate above ground with internals in new plantlet at the tip

    Runner

  • 40

    Shoot a rising below the ground from old stem

    Sucker

  • 41

    Slander coiling branch for climbing

    Tendril

  • 42

    Shoot produced from the base of the stem or culm

    Tiller

  • 43

    Thick storage underground stem

    Tuber

  • 44

    Enlarge solid fleshy base

    Corm

  • 45

    Involves reproduction from vegetative parts of plants and is possible because the vegetable organs of many plants have the capacity for re generation

    Asexual propagation

  • 46

    Came from the word apo meaning away from and mixes which means mingling

    Apomixis

  • 47

    The production of viable seeds without pollination

    Apomixis

  • 48

    Reproduction of embryo with meiosis and fertilization embryo arise from vegetative cells within the ovule

    apomixis

  • 49

    A specialized underground organ consisting of a short fleshy usually vertical system access or basal plate bearing at its apex a growing point or a flower primordium enclosed by thick fleshy scales

    Bulb

  • 50

    Aerial plantlet formed on the axle of the leaves or flower stalk

    Bulbil

  • 51

    A swollen base of a stem axis enclosed by the dry scale leaves

    Corm

  • 52

    Develop between you and old corms

    Cormels

  • 53

    Pan plant at a surface of the ground from which new shoots are produced

    Crown

  • 54

    Characteristic type of lateral shoot or branch which develops from the base of the main stem in certain plants

    Offset

  • 55

    A specialized structure in which main axis of the plant grows horizontally at or just below the ground surface

    Rhizome

  • 56

    Specialized storage structure consisting of an enlarged fleshy section of stain made up one to several nodes

    Pseudo bulb

  • 57

    Leafy shoot originating from alexa auxiliary bad born at a base of a plant or peduncle of the fruit

    Slip

  • 58

    Specialized stem in which develops from the axle of the left at the crown of a plant grow horizontally along the ground and forms a new plant at one of the several nodes

    Runner