Title: Unit 1 Quiz
Course: SLF 160 Plant Propagation > Section: SLF 160 Plant Propagation

Q: The water and food conducting tissues within vascular plants are _____.
- monocot and dicot
- xylem and phloem
- anthers and pistils
- stigmas and stomas
A: xylem and phloem

Q: What do the plant terms "annual," "biennial" and "perennial" indicate?
- The number of years it takes a plant to flower.
- Plant life cycles.
- The number of years it takes a plant to set seed.
- All of the above
A: All of the above

Q: Cells are the basic structural and physiological units of plants. Plant cells are _____.
- ubiquitous
- ominpotent
- totipotent
- internodic
A: totipotent

Q: The sites of rapid, almost continuous cell division on plants are known as _____.
- areas of totipotence
- meristems
- phylostems
- zones of maturation
A: meristems

Q: Xylem and phloem tissues are limited to the main root structure of the plant.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: "Disks" and "rays" are terms for _____.
- artificial light sources
- floret types
- internal vascular root structures
- internal vascular stem structures
A: floret types

Q: Plant stems are always found above ground.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: The leaf of a plant can be _____.
- veined, margined, with internal xylem and phloem
- parallel, opposite, with external anthers
- a site for photosynthesis as well as rhizomes
- not terribly useful for identification once they've turned their fall color
A: parallel, opposite, with external anthers

Q: The terms "umbels," "racemes" and "corymbs" describe a number of _____.
- taxonomic groups
- root structural terms
- inflorescence terms
- leaf margin terms
A: inflorescence terms

Q: The term "symbiotic" is another way of saying "mutually beneficial."
- True
- False
A: True