Planting Perennial Crops Module 6 Quiz

What type of perennial plant has underground vegetative structures called rhizomes?

For what kind of species is direct planting most suitable?

In transplanting, where are the seedlings usually grown before being transplanted?

Why does direct seeding require more seed compared to transplanting?

What is a common method used for planting perennial plants like papaya?

How does the seed requirement for direct seeding compare to that of a careful transplant operation?

What type of fertilizer is recommended to supply phosphorous for perennial plants?

When is the recommended time for transplanting perennial plants?

How deep are transplants typically planted in the field compared to their growing containers?

Which seeding method involves the use of handheld tools like sticks for digging shallow holes?

What is a practical consideration for using manual planting methods?

Which type of mechanical seeder is designed specifically for planting certain crops?

Why should the seeds of certain plants be kept under favorable conditions for a longer time?

What economic factor influences the decision to use the transplanting method for growing vegetables?

In which scenario is direct seeding recommended over transplanting according to economic factors?

What does the size of the farm influence in terms of choosing a planting method?

Why do small farmers and home gardeners prefer using the transplant method for growing vegetables?

What is a crucial consideration when deciding whether to transplant or directly seed a crop?