What are some parts of floriculture?

• A. Vegetable Production, Field Crops, Animal Husbandry
• B. Ornamental Plants, Greenhouse And Nursery Production, Postharvest Handling, And Using Flowers
• C. Soil Science, Irrigation, Pest Management
• D. Genetic Modification, Cloning, Tissue Culture

Answer: (B)

Floriculture focuses on growing and managing flowering and ornamental plants, including how they’re produced in controlled environments, how they’re handled after harvest, and how flowers are used or marketed. The best answer lists ornamental plants, greenhouse and nursery production, postharvest handling, and using flowers—these are the core parts of floriculture from cultivation to end use.

Other options pull in areas not specific to floriculture: growing vegetables or field crops and animal husbandry belong to different areas of agriculture; soil science, irrigation, and pest management are broader cultivation topics not unique to floriculture’s main components; and techniques like genetic modification, cloning, and tissue culture are tools used across plant science rather than a defined set of floriculture parts.