
Asexual Plant Propagation Quizizz
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Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Standards-aligned
Caleigh Robinson
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11 Slides • 23 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What does asexual propagation involve?
Propagation of new plants using seeds
Propagation of new plants using vegetative parts
Propagation of new plants using spores
Propagation of new plants using grafting
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Multiple Choice
What are the advantages of asexual propagation?
Useful when parent plant does not produce viable seed
Used to maintain certain genetic forms of the plant
Sometimes faster than seed germination
Sometimes more economical
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Multiple Select
What are the major methods of asexual propagation?
Cuttings
Division
Budding
Layering
Grafting
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Multiple Choice
What are cuttings made from?
Portions of the stem, leaf, or roots
Only leaves
Only stems
Only roots
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Multiple Choice
What is the process of dividing a plant into sections to create new plants called?
Separation
Division
Propagation
Transplanting
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Multiple Choice
What type of asexual propagation involves bending a flexible stem to the ground and covering it with top soil?
Simple Layering
Grafting
Air Layering
Division
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Multiple Choice
What is the process of connecting two plant parts so that they will grow as one plant?
Grafting
Pruning
Transplanting
Seeding
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Multiple Choice
What is the process of joining a single bud with the rootstock called?
Grafting
Budding
Layering
Cutting
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Multiple Choice
What is tissue culture also known as?
Micropropagation
Cell culture
Plant propagation
Genetic engineering
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Multiple Choice
This method of reproduction involves combining a pollen grain with the ovule to form a seed to germinate.
Sexual Reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Plants do not reproduce this way
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Multiple Choice
This method of reproduction involves duplicating one plant from a part of their leave, stem, root, or tissue culture.
Sexual Reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Plants do not reproduce this way
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Multiple Choice
This method of propagation is when a stem containing the node is cut from the plant, and placed in water and soil to grow roots.
Cuttings
Layering
Separation & Division
Grafting
Micropropagation
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Multiple Choice
This method of propagation is when a branch of the parent plant is skinned and wrapped in media until it forms roots. After the roots are formed, it is removed from the parent plant.
Cuttings
Layering
Separation & Division
Grafting
Micropropagation
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Multiple Choice
This method of propagation is when the branching roots of one plant are pulled apart into multiple plants.
Cuttings
Layering
Separation & Division
Grafting
Micropropagation
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Multiple Choice
This method of propagation is when the scion of one parent plant is joined to the rootstock of another so that their xylem and phloem line up and form a union.
Cuttings
Layering
Separation & Division
Grafting
Micropropagation
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Multiple Choice
This method of propagation is when a segment of tissue culture is replicated under aseptic conditions until a new plant is formed.
Cuttings
Layering
Separation & Division
Grafting
Micropropagation
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Multiple Choice
What is a scion?
The Top of a grafted plant
The bottom of a grafted plant
The part where the grafted plant are joined together
This is not a part of a plant
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Multiple Choice
What is a rootstock?
The Top of a grafted plant
The bottom of a grafted plant
The part where the grafted plant are joined together
This is not a part of a plant
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Multiple Choice
What is a union?
The Top of a grafted plant
The bottom of a grafted plant
The part where the grafted plant are joined together
This is not a part of a plant
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a type of cutting propagation?
Leaf cutting
Flower cutting
Stem cutting
Root cutting
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Fill in the Blanks
Asexual propagation is replicating the same plant over and over, an example of this is potatoes, which are cuttings for previous plants. Because of a lack of
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Fill in the Blanks
A benefit of asexual propagation is that it is ________ to get an adult plant than starting from seed. For example, when can graft an apple tree branch onto a rootstock to get apples much ________ than starting from seed.
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Multiple Choice
Asexual plant propagation requires all of the following except for:
Skills & Knowledge
A parent plant
Seeds
Growing Media
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