A) Brassicaceae B) Asteraceae C) Solanaceae D) Fabaceae
A) Phaseolus lunatus B) Glycine max C) Pisum sativum D) Vicia faba
A) Asia B) South America C) North America D) Europe
A) Animal Feed B) Food C) Fuel D) Ornamental Plant
A) Rounder shape B) Different color C) Smaller size D) Higher protein content
A) Dark Purple B) Vibrant Red C) Creamy White D) Bright Green
A) Round B) Kidney-shaped C) Square D) Star-shaped
A) Arctic B) Warm C) Cold D) Temperate
A) Root B) Seed C) Stem D) Leaves
A) Achene B) Legume C) Capsule D) Silique
A) Oxalic Acid B) Cyanide C) Solanine D) Lectins
A) Grilling B) Roasting C) Frying D) Boiling
A) Black Turtle B) Henderson Bush C) Fordhook 242 D) King of the Garden
A) Bush or Vine B) Grass C) Tree D) Shrub
A) Vitamin A B) Fiber C) Vitamin C D) Calcium
A) Butter beans are a type of lima bean B) Lima beans are always green C) They are completely unrelated D) Butter beans have a rougher skin
A) Late Summer/Early Fall B) Late Spring C) Early Spring D) Mid-Winter
A) Clay B) Sandy C) Well-drained D) Waterlogged
A) They are cooked with butter B) Yellow Color C) High Fat Content D) Buttery Texture
A) Self-pollination B) Water-pollination C) Insect-pollination D) Wind-pollination
A) Powdery Mildew (only) B) Black Spot C) Apple Scab D) Downy Mildew
A) Attachment point to the pod B) Source of nutrients C) Protective coating D) Germination indicator
A) Removing fresh beans from fresh pods B) Removing dried beans from fresh pods C) Removing dried beans from dried pods D) Removing fresh beans from dried pods
A) Corn B) Sunflowers C) Potatoes D) Cabbage
A) Percentage B) Temperature C) Time D) Weight
A) Vine continues to grow indefinitely B) Seed requires specific conditions C) Bush grows to a set height D) Plant is resistant to disease
A) Low calorie content B) High protein content C) Rich in Vitamin C D) Easy to digest
A) Makes them sweeter B) Removes all toxins C) Reduces cooking time D) Increases nutrient content
A) Relay Cropping B) Monoculture C) Intercropping D) Succession Planting
A) Slugs B) Bean Beetles C) Aphids (only) D) Tomato Hornworms |