Horticulture Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: AMOUNT, APHID, BACKYARD, ANTHER, AERATION, BALANCE, BLIGHT, BOG, SOD, MASS, MOLD, MOSS, PHLOEM, BOLT, SHEAR, CELL.
Horticulture word list, defined
- AMOUNT /əˈmaʊnt/ · noun; verb
- A quantity of something, especially money or a measurable substance; the total sum or degree of something. As a verb, to amount means to add up to or be equivalent to something in total or significance. Related: quantity, sum, total, measure.
- APHID /ˈeɪfɪd/ · noun
- An aphid is a small, soft-bodied sap-sucking insect of the superfamily Aphidoidea, many species of which are serious pests of crops and garden plants. Related: plant louse, greenfly, blackfly, plant lice.
- BACKYARD /ˈbækjɑːrd/ · noun
- An area of land adjoining the back of a house, typically a garden or yard used for recreation, gardening, or storage. In American usage it also figuratively denotes one's own local area or home region. Related: yard, garden, rear yard.
- ANTHER /ˈænθər/ · noun
- The anther is the pollen-bearing part of a flower's stamen, typically a bilobed sac at the tip of the filament in which pollen grains are produced and released. Related: pollen sac.
- AERATION /ˌɛəˈreɪʃən/ · noun
- The process of introducing air or gas into a substance, such as soil, water, or blood, typically to improve its quality or function. Related: ventilation, oxygenation, aerification.
- BALANCE /ˈbæləns/ · noun
- An even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady; more broadly, a condition in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions. Related: equilibrium, stability, poise, evenness.
- BLIGHT /blaɪt/ · noun, verb
- A disease or condition that damages or destroys plants, especially one that spreads rapidly; more broadly, anything that spoils, withers, or has a damaging effect on something. Related: plague, scourge, blaster, curse.
- BOG /bɒɡ/ (UK); /bɑːɡ/ (US) · noun
- An area of wet, spongy, waterlogged ground consisting chiefly of decaying moss and other vegetation, which forms peat. In British informal usage, it also refers to a toilet. Related: swamp, marsh, mire, fen.
- SOD /sɒd/ · noun
- A piece of grass or turf, especially one that has been cut from a lawn. A layer of soil and grass, used for covering a surface, especially a sports field. Related: turf, grass, sward, lawn.
- MASS /mæs/ · noun, verb
- A large amount of something; a quantity of matter. To gather or collect in a large amount. Related: bulk, quantity, amount, heap.
- MOLD /mɔːld/ · noun, verb
- A fungus that grows in damp or decaying organic matter, typically forming a visible growth on the surface. To shape or form something into a particular shape or design. Related: fungus, mildew, slime, growth.
- MOSS /mɒs/ · noun
- A small non-vascular plant that grows in dense green clumps or mats, typically in damp or shady locations. It is often found on trees, rocks, and soil. Related: lichen, algae, mold, fungus.
- PHLOEM /floʊɛm/ · noun
- The soft, inner tissue of a plant that carries nutrients and other substances produced by photosynthesis from the leaves to the rest of the plant. Related: vascular tissue, conducting tissue, xylem, sapwood.
- BOLT /bəʊlt/ · noun
- A metal pin or fastener, typically with a threaded shaft, used to hold parts together; also a short arrow shot from a crossbow. Related: fastener, pin, screw, rivet.
- SHEAR /ʃɪər/ · noun, verb
- A tool used for cutting or separating materials by shearing action, or to cut or separate something using such a tool. To cut or separate something using a shearing action. Related: scissors, clippers, loppers, pruning shears.
- CELL /sɛl/ · noun
- A cell is the smallest structural and functional unit of a living organism, or a small enclosed room or compartment, such as a prison room or a monk's sleeping quarters. It also denotes a compartment in a larger structure or device, such as a battery cell. Related: compartment, chamber, cage, pocket.
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