Agriscience Terms Crossword

Uses a variety of controls, such as mechanical, cultural, biological, and chemical, to prevent pest damage.
The management of wooded areas for wood and pulp production and the care of wooded areas for recreation, wildlife, and water.
Focuses on the production of crops in fields, such a grain, forage, and fiber crops.
Focuses on the production of crops on a small scale with many inputs.
Any element that is essential for a plant's growth, development, or reproduction.
This has an impact on plant blooming and on formation of parts.
The combination of mineral particles, dead plants and animals, water, air, and living organisms required for plant growth.
This is important in two areas of plant life: soil and the surrounding air.
This is in every plant cell and tissue. It carries nutrients and chemicals through the plant.
The process by which a seed starts to grow.
The reproductive structure that will become a new plant.
Chemical process that converts water and carbon dioxide to glucose sugar and oxygen.
Xylem and phloem together make this up of a plant.
Tissue that carries plant products, such as glucose, from production sites to other parts of the plant.
Tissue that carries water and minerals from the root hairs throughout the plant.
Vegetative part of the plant that supports the leaves, buds, and other organs.
A plant that has only one seed leaf when it emerges from the soil.
A plant that has two seed leaves when it emerges from the soil.
Vegetative part of the plant that grows primarily underground.
The length of time it takes for a plant to complete life from germination to death.
Completes its entire life cycle in a single growing season.
Completes its life cycle in two growing seasons.
Requires three or more growing seasons to complete the life cycle.
Completes most of its life cycle in a year, but the winter is included.
Growing crops and raising animals to meet the needs of people.