A) Domestication B) Pollination C) Germination D) Photosynthesis
A) It helps preserve traditional knowledge that benefits ecosystems. B) It has no direct impact on plant conservation efforts. C) It promotes deforestation to study plant species in their natural habitats. D) It increases demand for exotic plant species.
A) They discourage scientific research on plant diversity. B) They lead to overexploitation of plant species. C) They promote industrialization of plant resources. D) They contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage.
A) Anthropology B) Geology C) Astronomy D) Physics
A) They advocate for intensive pesticide use in monoculture farming. B) They ignore traditional agricultural practices in favor of modern technology. C) They encourage dependence on genetically modified crops. D) They promote the use of traditional farming techniques and crop varieties.
A) By isolating communities from natural plant resources. B) By promoting consumption of processed foods over natural plant-based diets. C) By introducing chemical drugs as the primary medical treatment. D) By preserving and sharing knowledge of medicinal plants for healthcare.
A) Technological Engineering Kinetics B) Tropical Environmental Kinesiology C) Traditional Ecological Knowledge D) Therapeutic Essential Knowledge
A) Molecular structure of the plant compounds B) Popularity of the plant in global markets C) Availability of plant species locally D) Plant's color and appearance
A) By discouraging cultural ceremonies involving plant use. B) By fostering a deeper connection to traditional plant knowledge and practices. C) By promoting reliance on imported plant species. D) By promoting monoculture farming practices over diverse plant uses.
A) Ethnobotany B) Linguistics C) Astronomy D) Psychology
A) Increase in pharmaceutical research and development. B) Expansion of industrial agriculture practices. C) Loss of valuable medicinal remedies and cultural heritage. D) Enhanced conservation of plant species.
A) Eucalyptus leaves B) Ginger root C) Willow bark D) Clove oil
A) Seed bank B) Botanical garden C) Plant nursery D) Herbarium
A) Photosynthesis B) Hybridization C) Pollination D) Germination
A) Hemp B) Papyrus C) Bamboo D) Cotton
A) Ginseng B) Black cohosh C) Valerian D) Milk thistle |