Seed Conservation Module 2 Quiz

Planning is important to make sure you are:
- In the right place at the right time
- The wrong place at the right time
- The right place at the wrong time
Prioritisation involves;
- Select All
- Determining the location to collect and then identifying species
- Determining the species and then identifying their location
- Determining where the species does not exist and then searching for it there
Select all that apply
What is a population?
- A group of individuals capable of interbreeding that occupy a defined geographic area.
- A group of individuals not capable of interbreeding that occupy a defined geographic area.
- A group of individuals capable of interbreeding that do not occupy a defined geographic area.
All species display seed ripeness in the same way?
- True
- False
How would you determine the physical quality of a seed?
- Select All
- The seed could be cut open.
- The seed could be inspected for insect damage.
- It is impossible
Only 20% of the seed available on the day should be collected
- True
- False
What is the ideal number of seeds that should be collected in order to conserve and restore a species?
- 10
- 100
- 10,000
How would you determine if it is the right time to collect a species based on the quality and quantity of seeds needed?
- It is impossible
- Fill in a pre-collection checklist
- Count all the seeds and germinate them

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