Describe the difference between sprigging and stolonizing
What will be an ideal response?
Sprigging is the planting of a section of a rhizome or stolon, referred to as a sprig. A sprig may be up
to 6 to 8 inches in length. For successful establishment, a section of the sprig with several nodes must
be properly placed into the soil. Stolonizing is similar to sprigging, in that 6- to 8-inch sections of
rhizomes or stolons are used. However, in stolonizing, sprigs are broadcast onto the soil surface.
You might also like to view...
Which of the following is NOT an environmental factor associated with workplace violence?
A) Unattended hostility B) Finger pointing C) Dictatorial management D) Role ambiguity
T-bars are used when setting a(n) _____.
a. top grade line b. bottom grade line c. offset grade line d. elevation bench mark
In colony breeding, one male is put with two to ____________________ females
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
After 8 years of use, the heavy-truck engine-overhaul equipment at Pete’s Truck Repair was evaluated for replacement. Pete’s accountant used an after-tax MARR of 8% per year, Te of 30%, and a current market value of $25,000 to determine AW = $2100. The new equipment costs $75,000, uses SL depreciation over a 10-year recovery period, and has a $15,000 salvage estimate. Estimated CFBT is $15,000 per year. Pete asked his engineer son Ramon to determine if the new equipment should replace what is owned currently. From the accountant, Ramon learned the current equipment cost $20,000 when purchased and reached a zero book value several years ago. Help Ramon answer his father’s question.
What will be an ideal response?