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which part of the monocot seed is number 1?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 2?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 3?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 4?
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| plumule (shoot w/ leaf primordia) |
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which part of the monocot seed is number 5?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 6?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 7?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 8?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 9?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 10?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 11?
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what's in parentheses (number 1)?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 2?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 3?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 4?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 5?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 6?
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which part of the monocot seed is number 7?
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what's number 1 (type of seed)?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 2?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 3?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 4?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 5?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 6?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 7?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 8?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 9?
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which part of the dicot seed is number 10?
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| depiction of the differences between monocot and dicot seeds |
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| what monocots store in their endosperm |
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| Stems and leaves come from... |
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| what legumes store in their cotyledons |
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| the dicot embryo compared to the plant |
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| one function of the hyposotyl |
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| helps bring it down into the soil |
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| Major difference between the endosperms of grasses and legumes |
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| grasses have starch in endosperm and legumes have proteins and oils in cotyledons |
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| depiction of the grass seed germination process |
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| depiction of the visual indicators of monocot germination |
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which part of the grass seedling is number 1?
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which part of the grass seedling is number 2?
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which part of the grass seedling is number 3?
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which part of the grass seedling is number 4?
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| subcoleoptile internode roots |
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which part of the grass seedling is number 5?
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which part of the grass seedling is number 6?
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which part of the grass seedling is number 7?
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| depiction of the germination process of dicots |
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| cotyledon(s) remaining below ground |
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| cotyledon(s) emerging above the soil surface |
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| what does the primary stem in red clover do instead of elongate? |
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| it produces axillary shoots |
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| why red clover can survive grazing |
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| because the apex and meristematic tissue are safe |
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| brief description of the stolons in white clover |
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| Stolons are above ground stems; each node has meristematic tissue |
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| the things attaching the leaves |
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| this part of the plant is important for regrowth |
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which part of the grass plant is number 1?
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which part of the grass plant is number 2?
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which part of the grass plant is number 3?
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which part of the grass plant is number 4?
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which part of the grass plant is number 5?
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which part of the grass plant is number 6?
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which part of the grass plant is number 7?
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which part of the grass plant is number 8?
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which part of the grass plant is number 9?
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which part of the grass plant is number 10?
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which part of the grass plant is number 11?
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which part of the grass plant is number 12?
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which part of the grass plant is number 13?
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which part of the grass plant is number 14?
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which part of the grass plant is number 1?
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which part of the grass plant is number 2?
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which part of the grass plant is number 3?
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which part of the grass plant is number 4?
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which part of the grass plant is number 5?
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which part of the grass plant is number 6?
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which part of the grass plant is number 7?
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which part of the grass plant is number 8?
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| the part of grasses we're interested in and why |
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| the crown area because that’s where the growth occurs |
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which part of the grass plant is number 1?
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which part of the grass plant is number 2?
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which part of the grass plant is number 3?
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which part of the grass plant is number 4?
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which part of the grass plant is number 5?
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which part of the grass plant is number 6?
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which part of the grass plant is number 7?
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| the main concern in forage management and why |
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| the growing point because it determines if the species is grazing tolerant or not |
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| how rhizomes and stolons can be beneficial for grass plants |
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| they can help with grazing and mowing tolerance |
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| example of how stolons benefit white clover |
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| In white clover, the old plants die and the stolons create new plants |
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| example of how rhizomes benefit Bermudagrass |
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| Bermudagrass has rhizomes with scales; the scales have meristematic tissue |
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| extravaginal tillers come from... |
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| intravaginal tillers come from... |
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| how to calculate yield of a grass forage |
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| Tiller Density x Weight = Yield |
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| what really matters in terms of the yield of a forage |
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| number of tillers per square foot |
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| the most important nutrient for grasses |
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| what tiller weight and number of tillers do above genetic potential |
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| Above the genetic potential, the tiller weight will increase, but the number of tillers won’t |
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| how cool season grasses respond to day length |
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| Cool season grass switches to reproductive in response to longer day length |
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| depiction of a grass meristem |
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| some plants that have panicles |
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-rice
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| the grain or seed for grasses |
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| when the plant is ready for flowering and such |
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| morphology of a legume flower |
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| what is the keel in legume dicot flowers? |
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| 2 fused petals (encloses ovary and stamens) |
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| what happens to the ovary in legume flowers? |
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| becomes a pod containing 2-3 seeds (this happens in peanuts) |
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| the way the ovary is in legumes and why |
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| the ovary is elongated to get a pod |
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| the way pollination works in legumes |
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| A lot of legumes can’t self-pollinate; they’re cross-pollinators |
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| how pollen gets from legumes to insects |
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| stigma rubs belly as insects pollinate |
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| why honeybees aren’t good pollinators for alfalfa |
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| because the pistil smacks it on the head, deterring it |
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| the type of bee you have to use for pollination of alfalfa |
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| the vegetative structures coming from the lateral buds of the apex |
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| depiction of the vegetative phase of grass development |
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| depiction of the transition phase of grass development |
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| depiction of the reproductive phase of grass development |
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| the developmental stages of grasses |
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1: germination
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5: seed development and ripening |
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| what plants do when they are stressed |
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| the stages of alfalfa growth |
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1: vegetative
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| how clipping affects grass roots |
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| Clipping and height of clipping make roots recede; the closer you clip it, the shallower the roots get; the plant redirects energy to growing leaves |
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| what can happen to the leaves and roots if you clip too low? |
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| you affect the leaf and root growth at the same time |
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| the best time to clip a forage |
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| might be during the early part of the transition phase |
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which part of the grass plant is number 1?
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which part of the grass plant is number 2?
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which part of the grass plant is number 3?
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which part of the grass plant is number 4?
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which part of the grass plant is number 5?
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which part of the grass plant is number 6?
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which part of the grass plant is number 7?
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which part of the grass plant is number 8?
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| the part of grasses we're interested in and why |
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| the crown area because that’s where the growth occurs |
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which part of the grass plant is number 1?
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which part of the grass plant is number 2?
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which part of the grass plant is number 3?
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which part of the grass plant is number 4?
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which part of the grass plant is number 5?
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which part of the grass plant is number 6?
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which part of the grass plant is number 7?
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| the main concern in forage management and why |
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| the growing point because it determines if the species is grazing tolerant or not |
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| how rhizomes and stolons can be beneficial for grass plants |
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| they can help with grazing and mowing tolerance |
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| example of how stolons benefit white clover |
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| In white clover, the old plants die and the stolons create new plants |
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| example of how rhizomes benefit Bermudagrass |
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| Bermudagrass has rhizomes with scales; the scales have meristematic tissue |
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| extravaginal tillers come from... |
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| intravaginal tillers come from... |
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| how to calculate yield of a grass forage |
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| Tiller Density x Weight = Yield |
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| what really matters in terms of the yield of a forage |
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| number of tillers per square foot |
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| the most important nutrient for grasses |
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| what tiller weight and number of tillers do above genetic potential |
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| Above the genetic potential, the tiller weight will increase, but the number of tillers won’t |
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| how cool season grasses respond to day length |
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| Cool season grass switches to reproductive in response to longer day length |
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| depiction of a grass meristem |
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