A) Triangular B) Oval or elliptical C) Needle-like D) Palmate
A) Basal B) Opposite C) Alternate D) Whorled
A) Deep vertical ridges B) Spiky thorns C) Smooth, peeling layers D) Horizontal lenticels
A) White or pink B) Yellow C) Blue D) Red
A) Drupe B) Pome C) Berry D) Aggregate fruit
A) Fruit characteristics B) Root depth C) Leaf size D) Bark color
A) Weeping B) Groundcover C) Upright and spreading D) Columnar
A) Smooth, green bark B) Bright red bark C) Papery, peeling bark D) Dark, platy bark
A) Pin Cherry B) Black Cherry C) Yoshino Cherry D) Chokecherry
A) Sweet Cherry B) Pin Cherry C) Rainier Cherry D) Bing Cherry
A) Prunus serotina B) Prunus virginiana C) Prunus avium D) Prunus pensylvanica
A) Covered in thorns B) Short and thick C) Attached directly to the branch D) Long and slender
A) Tropical B) Arid C) Temperate D) Arctic
A) Spider mites B) Aphids C) Pine beetles D) Cherry fruit fly
A) Waterlogged B) Clay-rich C) Well-drained D) Sandy
A) Glands on the leaf margin only B) Glands on the underside of the leaf C) No glands present D) Glands on the petiole
A) A protective thorn B) Short, stubby side branches where fruit is produced C) A fungal growth D) A type of root growth
A) Lapins Cherry B) Royal Ann Cherry C) Rainier Cherry D) Bing Cherry
A) It produces seedless fruit B) It only grows in fertile soil C) It can be pollinated by its own pollen D) It requires another cherry tree for pollination
A) Chokecherry B) Lapins C) Pin Cherry D) Prunus serotina
A) Support B) Photosynthesis C) Water absorption D) Gas exchange
A) Oak wilt B) Pine needle cast C) Cherry leaf spot D) Dutch elm disease
A) Increase leaf size B) Improve air circulation and light penetration C) Prevent bark from cracking D) Make the tree taller
A) Heavily perfumed B) Odorless C) Smells like almonds D) Slightly fragrant
A) 20-50 years B) 500+ years C) 5-10 years D) 100-200 years
A) Large leaves B) Astringent fruit C) Sweet fruit D) Glossy bark
A) Different genus, but same family B) Completely unrelated C) Different family D) Same genus, Prunus
A) It helps the fruit ripen B) It protects the fruit from pests C) It contains the seed D) It is a waste product of the fruit
A) Removing the seed B) Adding color C) Adding sugar D) Removing the skin
A) The presence of glands on petioles B) The size of the fruit C) The soil it grows in D) The overall height of the tree |