A) Orange B) Deep Red to Almost Black C) Yellow D) Green
A) Oval B) Distinctly Ribbed, Lobed, or Winged C) Pear-Shaped D) Perfectly Round
A) Malpighia B) Citrus C) Prunus D) Eugenia
A) Very Bitter B) Tart and Slightly Resinous C) Bland and Flavorless D) Sweet and Juicy
A) Shrub or Small Tree B) Large Tree C) Vine D) Herb
A) Africa B) Asia C) South America D) North America
A) 1-2 inches in diameter B) 3-4 inches in diameter C) 5-6 inches in diameter D) Less than 0.5 inches in diameter
A) None B) More than 10 C) 1-3 D) 5-7
A) Alternate B) Whorled C) Basal D) Opposite
A) Animal feed only B) As a primary timber source C) Used to make clothing dye D) Making jams and jellies
A) Taste of the fruit B) Fruit shape C) Leaf appearance D) Soil type where it grows
A) White B) Red C) Yellow D) Purple
A) Tropical and Subtropical B) Temperate with harsh winters C) Desert D) Arctic
A) No, some are poisonous B) Only the red varieties are safe C) Only the black varieties are safe D) Yes, but some are more palatable than others
A) Fuzzy B) Thin and smooth C) Waxy D) Thick and rough
A) Attached to the trunk B) Hidden under the leaves C) In large bunches like grapes D) Singly or in small clusters
A) Guava B) Pitanga C) Papaya D) Mango
A) Low to the ground B) Dense and bushy C) Tall and slender D) Spreading and vine-like
A) Eugenia uniflora B) Malpighia emarginata C) Citrus sinensis D) Prunus avium
A) Extremely mushy B) Slightly soft to the touch C) Firm as a rock D) Very hard
A) Fruit Flies B) Aphids C) Beetles D) Caterpillars
A) It is a identifying characteristic, benefit unknown B) Provides better grip for animals C) Protects the fruit from sun damage D) Helps with seed dispersal
A) Only through grafting B) Seeds or cuttings C) Only through root division D) From fallen leaves
A) They are yellow then turn brown B) They are green and turn red when ripening C) They remain the same color throughout development D) They are red and turn green when ripening
A) No B) Only in dry climates C) Only in cold climates D) Yes
A) Black B) Green C) Light brown to reddish-brown D) White
A) Improves soil fertility B) Provides strong shade C) Attracts birds and other wildlife D) Repels insects
A) Juice B) Fruit C) Seeds D) Leaves
A) Up to 25 feet B) Up to 5 feet C) Up to 100 feet D) Up to 50 feet
A) Harvest only when fully colored and slightly soft B) Harvest when green for best flavor C) Shake the tree to collect fallen fruit D) Pick all the fruit at once regardless of ripeness |