- What’s your favorite feature about the garden nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus)?
A. Its vibrant flowers
B. Its medicinal properties
C. Its ease of growth
D. Its edible nature - How confident are you in identifying different species of Tropaeolum?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not very confident
D. Not confident at all - What aspect of the garden nasturtium makes you most excited?
A. Its biological activities
B. Its culinary uses
C. Its historical significance
D. Its ornamental value - When you think about the medicinal uses of Tropaeolum majus, what comes to mind?
A. Antibacterial properties
B. Anti-inflammatory benefits
C. Both A and B
D. Neither A nor B - How well do you handle germinating Tropaeolum seeds?
A. I’m a pro
B. I manage okay
C. I struggle a bit
D. I’ve never tried it - If you had to choose between focusing on the essential oil or the extract of garden nasturtium, which would it be?
A. Essential oil
B. Extract
C. Both
D. Neither - How do you feel about the anti-inflammatory research on nasturtium?
A. Very interested
B. Somewhat interested
C. Neutral
D. Not interested - How often do you eat parts of the garden nasturtium?
A. Regularly
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never - What worries you most about cultivating garden nasturtium?
A. Pests and diseases
B. Climate suitability
C. Soil conditions
D. Seed germination - If you could waive a magic wand, what would the perfect result of your nasturtium cultivation be?
A. Abundant flowers
B. High medicinal yield
C. Perfectly edible parts
D. All of the above - How comfortable are you with applying different extraction methods to garden nasturtium?
A. Very comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Not very comfortable
D. Not comfortable at all - What’s your favorite method of extracting volatile components from plants?
A. Microwave-assisted distillation (MAD)
B. Microwave hydrodiffusion and gravity (MHG)
C. Traditional methods
D. I have no preference - What makes you most frustrated about your current knowledge of nasturtium?
A. Limited growing techniques
B. Incomplete medicinal knowledge
C. Lack of culinary applications
D. Difficulty identifying species - How prepared are you for testing nasturtium’s biological activities?
A. Very prepared
B. Somewhat prepared
C. Not very prepared
D. Not prepared at all - In a perfect world, how would you use the information from nasturtium studies?
A. Develop new medicines
B. Improve cultivation techniques
C. Enhance culinary recipes
D. Educate others - When you were a kid, how did you first interact with garden plants like nasturtium?
A. Through gardening with family
B. In school projects
C. Visiting botanical gardens
D. Never interacted with them - How confident are you in the antibacterial abilities of Tropaeolum majus extracts?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not very confident
D. Not confident at all - What’s your favorite scientific finding about Tropaeolum majus?
A. Antiproliferative effects
B. Antibacterial properties
C. Anti-inflammatory potential
D. Anti-adipogenic effects - What keeps you up at night about growing or using garden nasturtium?
A. Choosing the right extraction technique
B. Ensuring proper growth conditions
C. Maximizing medicinal benefits
D. None of the above - What’s your idea of a perfect garden containing Tropaeolum majus?
A. A vibrant, colorful display
B. A source of medicinal herbs
C. A sustainable edible garden
D. A combination of all - What’s your approach to dealing with pests in your Tropaeolum cultivation?
A. Natural repellents
B. Companion planting
C. Chemical pesticides
D. Not sure - How would you describe your relationship with using plants for medicinal purposes?
A. Passionate
B. Curious
C. Skeptical
D. Indifferent - How do you feel about using modern extraction methods like MAD and MHG?
A. Very interested
B. Somewhat interested
C. Neutral
D. Not interested - What makes you nervous about experimenting with essential oils from Tropaeolum majus?
A. Potential side effects
B. Inconsistent results
C. Complex extraction process
D. None of the above - How would your friends and family describe your interest in garden plants?
A. Enthusiastic
B. Casual
C. Limited
D. Nonexistent - What are you most excited about when it comes to using garden nasturtium extract?
A. Discovering new benefits
B. Experimenting in the kitchen
C. Improving garden aesthetics
D. Enhancing medicinal garden - Which of these research areas related to Tropaeolum majus would you dive deep into?
A. Antibacterial activity
B. Anti-inflammatory effects
C. Antiproliferative studies
D. All of the above - What’s your go-to source for information about medicinal plants?
A. Scientific journals
B. Gardening books
C. Online forums
D. Experienced gardeners - What are your current top struggles in using Tropaeolum majus?
A. Extraction techniques
B. Growing conditions
C. Identifying plant parts
D. All of the above - How connected do you feel to your botanical experiments?
A. Very connected
B. Somewhat connected
C. Not very connected
D. Not connected at all - What happens if your Tropaeolum majus extract doesn’t show expected biological activity?
A. Redo the experiment
B. Consult literature
C. Try different extraction methods
D. Give up - How well do you manage the drying process of Tropaeolum flowers?
A. Very well
B. Adequately
C. Poorly
D. Not at all - How would you describe your relationship with edible flowers?
A. Love using them
B. Occasionally use them
C. Rarely use them
D. Never use them - Which of the following is most likely to frustrate you when working with Tropaeolum majus?
A. Inconsistent results
B. Complex procedures
C. Limited resources
D. Lack of expertise - How do you handle unexpected pest infestations in your Tropaeolum garden?
A. Immediate action
B. Research best solutions
C. Seek expert advice
D. Not sure - What’s your biggest challenge when extracting essential oil from Tropaeolum majus?
A. Equipment requirements
B. Time-consuming process
C. Yield optimization
D. All of the above - What is your strongest skill related to gardening?
A. Plant identification
B. Pest management
C. Soil conditioning
D. Plant propagation - How confident are you in your ability to create a potent plant extract from Tropaeolum majus?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not very confident
D. Not confident at all - Do you have a support system in place for your gardening endeavors, such as community groups or online forums?
A. Yes, very active
B. Yes, occasionally
C. No, but looking for one
D. No, not interested - If you could choose one characteristic of Tropaeolum majus to enhance, what would it be?
A. Medicinal properties
B. Culinary appeal
C. Visual attractiveness
D. Growth resilience - How important is scientific research to you when choosing plants for health benefits?
A. Very important
B. Somewhat important
C. Neutral
D. Not important - What makes you most frustrated about the current state of Tropaeolum majus research?
A. Lack of conclusive data
B. Limited accessibility
C. Complexity of studies
D. Slow progress - Are you stuck in traditional methods of plant extraction or open to modern techniques like MAD and MHG?
A. Stuck in tradition
B. Open to modern techniques
C. Prefer a mix of both
D. Not sure - How do you determine your garden’s yield goals each season?
A. Based on previous years
B. Current trends and needs
C. A mix of both
D. I don’t set specific goals - What is your current expertise level in botanical extraction techniques?
A. Expert
B. Intermediate
C. Beginner
D. No experience - Which member of the garden enthusiast group are you?
A. The experimenter
B. The traditionalist
C. The learner
D. The observer - How prepared are you for dealing with the legal aspects of using medicinal plants?
A. Very prepared
B. Somewhat prepared
C. Not very prepared
D. Not prepared at all - What is your idea of the most effective use for Tropaeolum majus in medicine?
A. Treating infections
B. Anti-inflammatory treatments
C. Cancer research
D. Overall wellness - What do you think is missing in your botanicals research toolkit?
A. Advanced extraction equipment
B. Better knowledge sources
C. Community support
D. Sufficient funding - What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear about novel extraction methods in plant studies?
A. Innovation
B. Complexity
C. Opportunity
D. Uncertainty - How often do you take on new gardening techniques or experiments?
A. Regularly
B. Occasionally
C. Rarely
D. Never - What happens if you don’t achieve the medicinal properties expected from your Tropaeolum majus extract?
A. Adjust the method
B. Change the plant material
C. Seek expert help
D. Abandon the project - How would you describe your relationship with plant-based diet supplements?
A. Strong advocate
B. Curious user
C. Sceptical observer
D. Non-user - Do you have an extraction technique preference for volatile compounds?
A. Yes, definitely
B. Somewhat
C. Not really
D. No preference at all - What’s your favorite memory involving gardening or plants?
A. Planting with family
B. Harvesting first crop
C. Trying a new plant
D. Visiting botanical gardens - What (mistakes, results, surprises, etc.) affect you most when experimenting with plants?
A. Unexpected failures
B. Positive results
C. Learning new information
D. Trying new methods - Are you confident in your interpretation of the biological activities of plant extracts?
A. Very confident
B. Somewhat confident
C. Not very confident
D. Not confident at all - What is your absolute favorite outcome when working with medicinal plants?
A. Discovering new properties
B. Successfully curing ailments
C. Sharing findings with others
D. Gaining knowledge - How would you manage a large-scale project involving Tropaeolum majus extract production?
A. Meticulous planning
B. Collaborative efforts
C. Step-by-step approach
D. Not sure - What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you learn about new medicinal plants?
A. Potential uses
B. Scientific validation
C. Cultivation possibility
D. General curiosity