2nd formative assessment Agriculture 1 SET A

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Across
  1. 2. An asexual propagation method using a portion of a stem, leaf, or root to produce a new plant.
  2. 9. A point along the stem where leaves or other stems are attached.
  3. 10. A propagation method in which a stem develops roots while remaining attached to the parent plant.
  4. 11. The part of a seed that stores food for the developing embryo.
  5. 13. The portion of a plant stem located between two nodes.
  6. 15. A type of propagation that uses plant parts other than seeds to produce new plants.
  7. 17. A propagation method involving the separation of a plant clump into smaller parts that can grow into new plants.
  8. 18. A type of plant propagation that uses seeds produced through the union of two gametes.
  9. 19. A modified stem that grows horizontally and can be used for plant propagation.
  10. 20. An enlarged modified stem that can be used to produce new plants.
Down
  1. 1. The plant part that provides the root system and receives the scion during grafting.
  2. 3. An asexual propagation technique in which a scion is joined to a rootstock.
  3. 4. A layering technique in which roots are encouraged to develop on a stem above the ground.
  4. 5. The process of producing new plants from existing plants or plant materials.
  5. 6. A propagation method in which planting materials are removed from specialized or modified plant parts.
  6. 7. A plant structure produced through the union of two gametes and used to produce a new plant.
  7. 8. A new plant that is genetically identical to the parent plant.
  8. 12. The outer covering of a seed that protects the structures inside.
  9. 14. The part of the seed that develops and grows into a plant.
  10. 16. A modified stem that grows horizontally and produces new plants.