plant id

2. a fungal organisms whose life cycle includes inhabiting another plant. Most often referred to with tall fescue.
5. an organism that lives at least part of its life cycle within a host plant. Often mentioned in relation to endophyte infected tall fescue.
6. Planting seed with a drill in relatively narrow rows, generally less than a foot apart. early
9. a physical or physiological condition of a viable seed that prevents germination even in the presence of otherwise favorable germination conditions.
10. indigenous or native to a restricted locality.

1. energy driven complex of one or more organisms and their environment.
3. discrete portion of the life cycle of a plant, such as vegetative growth, reproduction, or senescence.
4. characterizing the termination of vegetative growth by morphological or physiological causes. For example, apical flowering. Competitive sink demands.
7. the study of communities of living things and the relationships between organisms and their environment.
8. Usually includes shorter lived sun-loving plants such as grass, forbs, shrubs, or young trees that appear after soil disturbance. Normally considered to occur from year 0 to year 10-15.