Plant Propagation Methods Quiz

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Which plant propagation method involves the development of a new plant from existing parts of the parent plant?

  • Layering propagation
  • Budding propagation
  • Grafting propagation
  • Asexual (vegetative) propagation (correct)

What are the four basic types of plant propagation mentioned in the text?

  • Cloning, budding, spores, and grafting
  • Sexual, asexual, layering, and grafting (correct)
  • Seeds, cuttings, spores, and division
  • Budding, dividing, separating, and cutting

In what way does plant propagation play an important role in food production?

  • It is important due to the changing dietary needs and the constant need for increased production (correct)
  • It is important for the conservation of endangered plants
  • It is important for the production of medicinal plants
  • It is important for the development of new plant species

What materials are commonly used for plant propagation?

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What is the process by which new plants grow from various sources, including seeds, cuttings, and other plant parts?

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Flashcards

Asexual (vegetative) propagation

Creating new plants from existing parts of a parent plant without the use of seeds.

Basic types of plant propagation

The four main methods are sexual (seeds), asexual (cuttings), layering (rooting attached branches), and grafting (joining plant parts).

Role of plant propagation in food production

It addresses changing dietary needs and the continuous demand for higher crop production.

Materials for plant propagation

Commonly used materials include seeds (sexual) and cuttings (asexual).

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Plant propagation

The process of growing new plants from seeds, cuttings, and other plant parts.

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Study Notes

Plant Propagation Methods

  • Asexual plant propagation involves the development of a new plant from existing parts of the parent plant.

Types of Plant Propagation

  • There are four basic types of plant propagation: seeds, cuttings, layering, and division.

Role of Plant Propagation in Food Production

  • Plant propagation plays an important role in food production by allowing farmers to produce large quantities of crops quickly and efficiently.

Materials Used for Plant Propagation

  • Common materials used for plant propagation include seeds, cuttings, and other plant parts.

Definition of Plant Propagation

  • Plant propagation is the process by which new plants grow from various sources, including seeds, cuttings, and other plant parts.

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