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100
What are the apical meristems?
Primary plant growth occurs here.
100
What is a badge?
A Master Gardener must wear this when representing the University.
100
What is chilling requirement?
The number of hours at or below 45 degrees F needed for a fruit or nut tree to bloom reliably and set fruit.
100
What are two types of leaves?
Simple and compound
200
What is transpiration?
The process which pulls water from the soil and through the plant.
200
What is the Morrill Act and Hatch Act?
These two Federal legislations influenced higher education and the development of cooperative extension.
200
What are spurs?
Very short shoots that only lengthen a small amount every year
200
What is a perfect flower?
This flower has both male and female parts
300
What is the ovary?
This part of a plant becomes the fruit.
300
What is 70%
The passing score for the final exam.
300
What are codling moths?
The “worm” that bores into apples.
300
What is inflorescence?
Commonly referred to as flowers
400
What is Phloem?
These plant tissues transport carbohydrates.
400
What is the State, Federal and County?
These three agencies fund the Cooperative Extension?
400
What are examples of stone fruit species?
Peaches/nectarines, plums, prunes, cherries, apricots and various plum-apricot hybrids
400
What is the stamen?
The male part of a flower
500
What are seeds?
The product of sexual reproduction in a plant
500
What is the requirement for second year Master Gardeners?
25 hours of volunteer service and 12 hours of community service.
500
What is copper?
Applied to peach trees to prevent peach curl.
500
What is the pistil?
The female part of a flower






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