Indica: A species of cannabis plant.
Infection: The formation of a parasite within or on a host plant.
Infectious Disease: A disease that is caused by a pathogen which can
spread from a diseased to a healthy plant.
Inflorescence: The flower cluster of a plant.
Inoculum: The pathogen or its parts that can cause infection.
Internode : The distance between branches along the stem.
Joint: A cannabis cigarette.
Kief: A term from Morocco used to explain a fine grade of quality Skuff.
Lateral: Referring to side(s) of the plant structure.
Leaching: The removal or loss of excess salts or nutrients from soil.
Leaflet: Segment of a compound leaf.
Leafy: Having numerous leaves.
Lesion: An area of plant discoloured or diseased tissue.
Linear: Resembling a line; long and narrow and of uniform width. Also
refers to uniform growth.
Loam: A rich soil composed of clay, sand, and organic matter.
Lobe: A major expansion or bulge-like shape, as at the margin of a leaf
or petal.
Lumen: A scientific measurement for luminosity from a light source.
Manure: Organic matter, usually the excrement of an animal such a
horse, which is used as a rich fertilizer.
Margin: The edge, generally of a leaf.
Marijuana: Another term for cannabis.
Mary Jane: A codeword for marijuana.
MH : Metal Halide light system.
Micronutrients: Mineral elements that are needed by some plants in very
small quantities.
Mildew: A powdery growth on the plant’s surface.
