A) Leaf type B) Height C) Flower color D) Trunk diameter
A) Palmate B) Pinnate C) Costapalmate D) Compound-elliptic
A) Feather-shaped B) Spear-shaped C) Heart-shaped D) Fan-shaped
A) Pinnate B) Palmate C) Costapalmate D) Bipinnate
A) A different number of leaflets B) An extended midrib (costa) C) A shorter leaf stalk D) A smoother texture
A) Trunk characteristics B) Soil type C) Root system D) Age of the tree
A) Trunk temperature B) Trunk smell C) Trunk flexibility D) Presence of leaf base scars
A) Having multiple trunks emerging from the same base B) Having a colorful trunk C) Having a single trunk D) Having a very thin trunk
A) Having a trunk covered in thorns B) Having a trunk that grows horizontally C) Having multiple trunks emerging from the same base D) Having a single trunk
A) Roots B) Trunk C) Flowers and Fruits D) Leaves
A) A type of palm fruit B) A specialized leaf C) A cluster of flowers D) A root structure
A) Asymmetry B) Radial symmetry C) Spiral symmetry D) Bilateral symmetry
A) A type of palm leaf B) A fruit with many seeds C) A fleshy fruit with a single seed D) A dry fruit that splits open
A) Water content B) Species C) Ripeness D) Soil pH
A) Ripeness B) Species C) Age of the palm D) Sunlight exposure
A) Climate B) Soil type C) Proximity to water D) Altitude
A) Very tall B) Fast-growing C) Drought-resistant D) Native to a specific area
A) Identify the flower color B) Choose between two opposing characteristics C) Count the number of leaves D) Measure the trunk diameter
A) A specific type of palm fruit B) The best tool for pruning palms C) A disease that affects palms D) An organized set of distinguishing characteristics used for plant identification
A) When you only have a picture of the palm B) When you want to identify a fossilized palm C) When you know the general geographic location of the palm D) When you don't know anything about the palm
A) They are unique to certain species. B) They indicate the age of the palm. C) They protect the palm from cold weather. D) They help the palm climb other trees.
A) A smooth, cylindrical extension of the trunk formed by tightly overlapping leaf sheaths. B) The flowering stalk of the palm. C) The root system of the palm. D) The oldest part of the palm trunk.
A) Provides structural support B) Attracts pollinators C) Indicates a fungal infection D) Reduces water loss in arid climates
A) Trunk height B) Leaflet arrangement on the rachis C) Soil preference D) Root depth
A) Having separate male and female plants B) Having both male and female flowers on the same plant C) Having no flowers D) Having only male flowers
A) Thermometer B) Camera C) Measuring tape D) Hand lens
A) Assume it's a hybrid. B) Guess based on the most common palm in the area. C) Consult an expert or reputable online forum. D) Remove the palm to prevent misidentification.
A) Anchoring and nutrient absorption B) Pollination C) Water storage D) Photosynthesis
A) The palm flowers continuously throughout the year B) The palm grows only in mountainous regions C) The palm flowers and fruits only once before dying D) The palm has only one seed per fruit
A) A disease affecting palm leaves. B) A type of palm fruit. C) A specialized root structure. D) A small projection at the base of the leaf blade where it joins the petiole. |