AY Honors/Orchids - Advanced/Answer Key

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Orchids - Advanced

Skill Level

2

Year

2012

Version

23.12.2024

Approval authority

South American Division

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Orchids - Advanced
Nature
Skill Level
123
Approval authority
South American Division
Year of Introduction
2012
See also


1

Have the Orchids honor.


For tips and instruction see Orchids.


2

Draw or press an orchid and identify the following parts:



2a

Sepal



2b

Petal



2c

Column



2d

Anther



2e

Stamen



2f

Labellum (lip)



2g

Stigma




3

What is the main difference between monopodial and sympodial orchids?



4

What are "cultivars"?



5

How does meristem multiplication work? For what purpose is it practiced?



6

What are keikis?



7

List three uses of orchids for man.



8

Know the essential elements for orchid growth.



9

Name at least two species of orchids that can grow in the following conditions, in the region you live in:



9a

Outdoors, in a common garden o a rock



9b

In the shade or half light



9c

In a greenhouse not acclimatized



9d

In a acclimatized greenhouse




10

Mention some factors that can contribute to a species of orchid becoming endangered.



11

Explain quarantine requirements in your country regarding the import of orchids.



12

Explain the growth process of orchid seeds under conditions in a glass vase.



13

Describe the world distribution of orchids and analyze how the knowledge of the height above sea level, the native habitat of an orchid is important for those who grow them.



14

Cultivate a small collection of orchids (from at least two genera) until they bloom (at least four different orchids). Afterwards, present a monthly photographic history, accompanied by notes on the development and the necessary care during each month, with the growth of each plant.




References