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Hort 2 mid-term

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The science and practice of growing, harvesting, handling, storing, processing and marketing tree fruits   show
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show olericulture  
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show floriculture  
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show landscape and nursery industry  
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show horticulture  
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a two-name system for naming plants   show
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the international set of rules in naming plants   show
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the English name of a plant that may differ in various localities   show
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show cultivar  
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show genus  
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the order in which plants are classified   show
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show Latin  
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show macrophylla  
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plant expected to have small leaves   show
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show species  
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a person who identifies and classifies plants, often providing the proper name for the plant   show
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the study of plant names and the identification of plants   show
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show adhesion  
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show centrosome  
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small green particle containing chlorophyll found in leaves   show
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a force that causes molecules of substances, such as water, to stick to each other   show
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show cytoplasm  
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show gamete  
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show genetics  
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a system plants use to remove excess moisture from plant leaves   show
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show meiosis  
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show mitosis  
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one type of leaf on flowers; usually considered the most striking part of the flower   show
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the tubes in plant stems that conduct food from leaves through the stem to the roots   show
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manufacture of food by green plants which carbon dioxide and water are combined in the presence of light and chlorophyll to form sugar and oxygen   show
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the female reproductive part of a flower; contains the female sex cells in the ovary   show
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show respiration  
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show sepals  
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the male reproductive part of the flower containing the male sex cells or pollen   show
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small pores or holes in the leaf that allow the plant to breathe and give off moisture   show
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show transpiration  
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show xylem  
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show xylem tubes  
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show aggregation  
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a chemical formed by a living organism   show
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show capillary water  
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show dormancy  
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show field capacity  
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water that the soil is unable to hold against the force of gravity   show
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equal mixture of sand, silt, and clay   show
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a nautural rock used to reduce soil acidity   show
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a material that is. used to start and grow seeds and plants   show
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major elements of fertilizer: Nitrogen, phosphrous, potassium, NPK   show
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plant nutrients needed in small quanities   show
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show perlite  
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show photoperiodism  
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show peat moss  
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show slow-release fertilizers  
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contains combinations of perlite, spagnum moss,peat moss, vermiculite, limestone, tree bark, and slow-release fertilizers   show
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dehydrated remains of acid bog plants, used in shredded form for starting seeds   show
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loss of water through the leaves or stems of plants   show
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show texture triangle  
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show tree bark  
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show vermiculite  
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the toxic effect of one plant on another   show
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a form of regulating growth in plants in which the terminal bud secretes chemicals that inhibit or prevent the growth of lateral buds on the same shoot   show
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show auxins  
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a chemical used to cause seedless fruit to set on the blossoms and results in tomatoes ready to eat as much as 10 days earlier than normal   show
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show cytokinins  
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plant hormones that stimulate growth in stem and leaf by cell elongation   show
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plants plowed or mixed into the soil to rot and add organic matter to the soil   show
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growth-regulating substances in plants   show
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show inhibitors  
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the joint of a stem; the swollen place where leaves and buds are generally attached   show
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plant growth retardent   show
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movement of gasses and water vapor from the plant leaf during photosynthesis   show
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show retard  
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show retardants  
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