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Flower & Trichome Observation

Inspect representative floral tissue consistently and combine flower development, trichome observations, and risk inspection without overclaiming chemistry.

8questions—previous best

Mastery target: 80%Questions reuse the same lesson checks. Correct answers here also count as mastered lesson checks.

1What best describes flower initiation?
AThe first water uptake by a seedBRoot-hair deathCThe transition from preflower expression into expanding floral sitesDPhloem becoming xylem
2Why is flower development better judged from several structural changes instead of one sign?
AOnly one structure changes during floweringBRoots stop affecting flowersCStigma color measures chemistry directlyDBract expansion, stigma changes, resin coverage, density, and senescence can change together over time
3Which structures are characteristic parts of a female cannabis flower?
ARoot hairs and root caps onlyBBracts and stigmasCXylem vessels onlyDCotyledons only
4Which set contains three glandular trichome forms commonly discussed in cannabis anatomy?
AXylem, phloem, and pithBRadicle, cotyledon, and seed coatCCapitate-stalked, capitate-sessile, and bulbousDStigma, root hair, and node
5Why should microscope sampling location stay consistent?
ATrichome appearance can differ between flower bracts and nearby leaf tissueBEvery tissue always looks identicalCSampling location cannot affect observationsDOnly roots have trichomes
6Why should apparent clear, cloudy, or amber trichomes be interpreted cautiously?
AThey directly report exact chemistry without errorBLighting, focus, tissue sampled, and cultivar can affect what is seenCOnly amber trichomes are glandularDMicroscope lighting never matters
7What improves consistency when comparing trichomes over time?
AChange magnification and lighting every timeBInspect random tissues onlyCStandardize magnification, lighting, and sample locationDIgnore focus
8Why should flower maturity not be judged from stigma color alone?
AStigmas never changeBMaturity assessment is stronger when flower development, trichome observations, senescence, cultivar behavior, and risk inspection are combinedCStigma color measures exact cannabinoid concentrationDOnly roots determine maturity

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