Transcript Blank Jeopardy

Stem
Cuttings
Herbaceous
Cuttings
Leaf and
Leaf-bud
Cuttings
Asexual
Propagation
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How to tell the top of
the cutting from the
bottom.
The bottom cut at
an angle and the
top straight across.
The best time of
day to take stem
cuttings.
Mornings
A rooting hormone to
be used with stem
cuttings.
Rootone F
The recommended
length of stem
cuttings.
Three or Four
inches
Prevents roots from
rotting.
Fungicide
The name of
succulent
greenhouse plants.
Herbaceous Plants
The length of
herbaceous cuttings.
2-6 inches
The rooting hormone
recommended for
herbaceous cuttings.
Rootone
The two things that
help speed rooting of
herbaceous cuttings.
Rooting hormone and
bottom heat
The bottom ones
need to be removed
when planting a
herbaceous cutting.
Leaves
A plant with easy to
propagate leaf
cuttings.
African Violet
The two parts of a
plant needed for leaf
cuttings.
Leaf and petiole
The two plant parts
needed for leaf-bud
cuttings.
Leaf and bud
Should be weaker
than with stem
cuttings.
Rooting Hormone
An example of a
plant that will grow
from a root cutting.
Raspberry Plant
Another name for
asexual propagation.
Vegetative
Propagation
The type of natural
propagation that
takes place in a
Bryophyllum
Epiphyllous Bud
Potatoes propagate
by means of these.
tubers
An example of a
plant that naturally
propagates from
stolons.
Strawberries
Two methods of
joining different
plant parts from
different varieties
of plants.
Budding and Grafting
The length of time a
hardwood cutting
should be stored
prior to planting.
Six to eight weeks
Bulb parts that grow
larger and become
small bulbs that may
be separated and
planted as individual
bulbs.
bulblets
Five requirements
for successful
grafting.
Compatibility, Scion
wood, timing,
matching of tissue,
and water proofing
Two types of
layering.
Simple, air, trench,
stool, compound
A form of grafting.
Budding