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AGRN 1000 Exam 1

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The best explanation for man’s sudden shift from hunting and gathering to an agriculture- based society is :   The shift from ice-ages to a warmer climate and development of religions  
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All stems are identified as such based on the presence of   Nodes  
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Light frequencies that are best absorbed by chlorophyll and other plant pigments are   Blues and reds  
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The main function of stolons is   Asexual propagation  
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The majority of carbon found on earth is in the form of    
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The desired LAI (leaf area index) range for most crops is   2.4 to 4.0  
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In its simplest form, photosynthesis can be divided into   Light and dark reactions  
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Compared to C3 plants, C4 plants are    
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Photosynthesis takes place in specialized structures called chloroplasts, while respiration takes place in specialized structures called   Mitochondria  
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Subtracting the rate of glucose breakdown (respiration) from the rate of glucose accumulation (photosynthesis) gives the   Net assimilation rate  
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Water loss through the leaves is part of a plant process known as   Transpiration  
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A vegetatively-growing crop plant is subjected to a 13.5 hour photoperiod, which is increased by 1/2 hour each week. When the photoperiod reaches 15 hours, the plant starts to flower. This plant species would be   A long-day plant  
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Essential flower parts include the   Stamens and pistil  
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Of the following, the only plant parts that are involved in asexual reproduction are the   Stems  
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Based on the soil textural triangle (next page), a soil with 10% sand and 60% silt would be classified as a    
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Based on the soil textural triangle (next page), a soil with 10% sand and 60% silt would be classified as a   Silty clay loam  
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In a given soil, the most variable of the four major components are   Water and air  
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Soil water-holding capacity (the ability of a soil to absorb and hold water) is mainly dependent upon   Soil texture and structure  
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Hygroscopic soil water is   Water that is unavailable to plants  
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Cation exchange capacity (CEC) is a measure of the ability of the soil to attract and hold cations, and as such    
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The concentration of H+ ions in the soil    
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The earth’s human population   Is currently over 6 billion (that’s billion with a “b”)  
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Crop plants thought to have originated in southwest Asia (present-day Iraq) include   wheat and other small grains  
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The most important crop families, in terms of food production, are   Poaceae, Fabaceae, and Solanaceae  
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