This is an asexual propagation 1 point technique which involves the joining of two plant parts, the stock and the scion, so that they will grow as one. * The following are characteristics of 1 point asexual plant propagation except: * O Offspring is an exact copy ofthe parent plant. Seeds are the planting materials used in asexual propagation. bear fruits earlier. Cutting and layering are some techniques under this type of propagation O Asexually propagated plants mature and Seeds that are difficult to store and 1 point do not withstand drying are considered as * O Recalcitrant O Dormant O Orthodox O Quiescent The differences between 1 point agronomic and horticultural crops depend on the following, except * 0 Purpose for which the crop is grown O Traditions and customs of the country 0 Type of Culture 0 None of the Above Originator of the Binomial System 1 point of plant nomenclature. * Charles Darwin O Dioscoro Umali Carolus Linnaeus Charles Xavier This is the study and practice of 1 point planting extensive areas to grains and pasture grasses. * O Agronomy O Horticulture O Forestry O PomologySeeds that do not germinate due 1 point to the absence of necessary environmental conditions are said to be * O Recalcitrant O Dormant O Orthodox O Quiescent The region where agriculture is 1 point believed to have originated. * O Emmer Farro O Fertile Crescent These are groups of plants 1 point according to growth habit, EXCEPT These are plants that persists for 1 point several years even after bearing flowers and fruits. * O Perennials O Ephemeral Succulent plants with self- 1 point supporting stern. * This is a structure in a nursery 1 point where newly propagated plants are established under controlled environmental conditions. * 0 Nursery 0 Potting Sheds O Rooting beds 0 Greenhouse This is a method of breaking seed 1 point dormancy caused by thick and impervious seed coat done by soaking seeds in water, acid or by mechanical means. * O Hardening O Germination O Propagation O Scarification Agricultural Revolution Era 1 point characterized by massive increase in agricultural productivity due to mechanization, scientific breeding, etc. * 0 Muslim Agricultural Revolution 0 Green Revolution 0 Spanish Agricultural Revolution 0 British Agricultural Revolution Viable seeds that require a longer 1 point resting period and do not germinate even though environmental conditions are favorable are considered as . . . * O Recalcitrant O Dormant O Orthodox O Quiescent This is an asexual propagation technique that forms roots on intact stems without burying the stem under the soil * Short season crops used to fill in when regular crops failed or when regular planting is delayed for some reason. * 0 Short Crop 0 Catch Crop 0 Cover Crop O Silage 1 point 1 point