| A | B |
|---|
| area | a two dimensional measurement |
| volume | a three dimensional measurement |
| fertilizer | product added to soil to stimulate growth of plants |
| fungicides | chemicals used to treat bacteria |
| germination | the sprouting of seeds |
| growing bench | table used in greenhouses to set containers of plants on |
| hardscape | andscape materials such as bricks |
| horticulture | industry involved in growing and marketing plants |
| income | money earned |
| insecticides | chemicals used to treat insects |
| interest | what you pay to bankers for the use of their money |
| loss | when expenses exceed income in a business |
| markup | refers to the concept of increasing price of an object from wholesale purchase to the retail customer |
| net income | the total of all sales made by a business |
| nitrogen | nutrient that causes plants to grow |
| pesticides | chemicals used with plants to control pests |
| phosphorus | nutrient that encourages cell division |
| potassium | nutrient that develops strong roots |
| profit | the income minus the expenses |
| propagation | re-growth of plants, start new ones |
| proportion | term that explains the ratio of how one item compares to another so as to set it at a scale size |
| ratio | the quantity the denotes proportion |
| slope | the grade of the land |
| softscape | landscape materials such as mulch |
| expense | money spent to operate a business |
