Father of modern tillage

What is? The difference between lowland and uplandland land preparation

Give at least 5 tillage and planting equipment

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

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

Fruit that cracks open during maturity

Fruit that does not open during maturity

Insert between scion and root stock

Scientific name of sitaw

Scientific name of cucumber

Scientific name of cassava

Scientific name of cacao

Scientific name of okra

Scientific name of lanzones

Scientific name of rambutan

Scientific name of eggplant

Scientific name of mustasa

Scientific name of ampalaya

The process during land preparation

Has an entirely fleshy ovary

Have a leathery rind

Hard rind and fleshy inner matrix

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

Have a flashy exterior in a center with papery carpels

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

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

Usually single seeded with a membranous swing

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

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

A hard one seeded fruit

Composed of a single carpel and has two longitudinal sutures

Composed of a single carpel and split open along one suture

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

Type of capsule with a lid that falls from the fruit

Short erect underground stem

Flowering stem of grasses and sedges

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

Horizontal underground stem

Indeterminate above ground with internals in new plantlet at the tip

Shoot a rising below the ground from old stem

Slander coiling branch for climbing

Shoot produced from the base of the stem or culm

Thick storage underground stem

Enlarge solid fleshy base

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

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

The production of viable seeds without pollination

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

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

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

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

Develop between you and old corms

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

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

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

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

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

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