Display glasshouses Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Name three opportunities provided by Glasshouse Gardens.

A
  • Education value
  • Interactive tours
  • Conservation efforts
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What is ex-situ conservation?

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Conservation of species outside their natural habitats, such as seed banking and propagation of rare species.

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How can Glasshouse Gardens respond to climate change?

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By experimenting, researching plant adaptation, and providing education.

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4
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What is a key limitation of Glasshouse Gardens?

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High construction and ongoing maintenance costs.

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5
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Fill in the blank: The glasshouse structures should be well maintained to reduce risks associated with _______.

A

[broken glass panels]

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6
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What are some planting styles used in Glasshouse Gardens?

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  • Taxonomic planting style
  • Ecological or habitat-based
  • Geographic regions
  • Thematic
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What is the purpose of hard landscaping in Glasshouse Gardens?

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To serve functional and aesthetic purposes, ensuring accessibility for visitors.

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List three materials used for hard landscaping.

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  • Resin bound gravel
  • Concrete
  • Natural stone
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What major maintenance tasks are required in Glasshouse Gardens?

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  • Misting and fogging
  • Climate monitoring
  • Pest and disease monitoring
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True or False: High temperatures and humidity levels can cause heat exhaustion in Glasshouse Gardens.

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True

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What is the Nagoya Protocol concerned with?

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Ensuring that benefits derived from the use of genetic resources are shared fairly with the communities that provide them.

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Fill in the blank: Glasshouses require high energy and resource inputs for _______.

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[heating, cooling, humidity controls]

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13
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Name two display glasshouse gardens in the UK.

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  • RHS Wisley
  • Kew Gardens
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What are some sustainability issues faced by Glasshouse Gardens?

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  • High energy consumption
  • Carbon footprint
  • Waste management
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What is a significant risk associated with using chemicals in Glasshouse Gardens?

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Inhalation risks in enclosed spaces.

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16
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What should be included in the management of visitor numbers in Glasshouse Gardens?

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Balancing income needs with the preservation of collections.

17
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What role do interpretation boards and signage play in Glasshouse Gardens?

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They help visitors navigate and understand the collections.

18
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Fill in the blank: Glasshouse displays should be _______ to a range of visitors.

19
Q

What are some benefits of promoting local plant species in Glasshouse Gardens?

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  • Conservation of native biodiversity
  • Education for visitors
20
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What is the importance of ethical plant sourcing in Glasshouse Gardens?

A

To ensure conservation efforts and adhere to international laws.