Title: Unit 2 Quiz
Course: SLF 160 Plant Propagation > Section: SLF 160 Plant Propagation

Q: The male part of the flower is called the _____.
- pollen
- stamen
- style
- sepal
A: stamen

Q: The pistil is best known as the structure containing _____.
- sepals
- pollen
- male flower parts
- female flower parts
A: female flower parts

Q: Pollen delivered from one plant to another plant resulting in fertilization is known as _____.
- self-pollination
- cross-pollination
- pollinator decline
- pollinator delivery
A: cross-pollination

Q: In plant biology, sexual propagation uses _____ to produce new plants
- photosynthesis
- seeds
- xylem and phloem
- meristems
A: seeds

Q: Most seeds primarily require some additional _____ to initiate germination.
- soil
- moisture
- patience
- sunlight
A: moisture

Q: Environmental factors that do NOT influence seed germination can include _____.
- soil moisture
- oxygen levels
- soil depth
- temperature
A: soil depth

Q: Plant species that have separate male and female plants are called _____.
- asexual
- monoecious
- dioecious
- imperfect
A: dioecious

Q: Fruits and vegetables are essentially the same things.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: "Scarification" and "stratification" are terms that describe _____.
- soil texture and layering
- imperfect types of pollination
- ways to stimulate germination
- processes of wind pollination
A: ways to stimulate germination

Q: The sole biological function of flowers, the showiest part of a plant, is sexual reproduction.
- True
- False
A: True