A) Huckleberries are always sweeter than blueberries. B) Huckleberries only grow in the wild. C) Huckleberries have 10 seeds per berry and large sepals, while blueberries have many small seeds and a small sepals. D) Huckleberries are always larger than blueberries.
A) Asteraceae B) Ericaceae C) Solanaceae D) Rosaceae
A) Pale blue B) Dark purple to black C) Green D) Bright red
A) Coastal marshes B) Mountainous forests and subalpine areas C) Tropical rainforests D) Deserts and arid regions
A) Alternate B) Basal C) Whorled D) Opposite
A) Seed quantity B) Berry size C) Leaf shape D) Stem color
A) Round, globe-shaped berries B) Thorny stems C) Very small leaves D) Elongated, cylindrical berries
A) Acidic B) Neutral C) Alkaline D) Saline
A) Tropical B) Temperate C) Arid D) Polar
A) Cutting B) Grafting C) Rhizome division D) Seed
A) Needle-like leaves B) Round leaves C) Oval-shaped leaves D) Spiky leaves
A) Red B) Blue C) Yellow D) White or pink
A) Hollow core B) Lack of seeds C) Persistent calyx (sepals) on the berry tip D) Smooth skin
A) Vaccinium ovatum B) Vaccinium scoparium C) Vaccinium caespitosum D) Vaccinium membranaceum
A) Upright and branching B) Ground cover C) Single stalk D) Vine-like
A) Tart and sweet B) Extremely bitter C) Bland D) Salty
A) 1-8 feet B) Under 6 inches C) Over 30 feet D) 10-20 feet
A) Vaccinium deliciosum B) Vaccinium parvifolium C) Vaccinium caespitosum D) Vaccinium membranaceum
A) Wind B) Butterflies C) Birds D) Bees
A) Early spring B) Late summer to early fall C) Late winter D) Mid-summer
A) Dark purple berries B) Black berries C) Bright red berries D) Blue berries
A) A leaf structure B) A root hair C) A type of fruit D) An underground stem
A) Specific soil and climate requirements B) High fruit yield C) Easy propagation D) Pest susceptibility
A) Nesting material B) Water source C) Soil stabilization D) Food source
A) Saltwater marsh B) Subalpine meadow C) Coniferous forest D) Recently burned forest
A) Extremely small berries B) Thorny stems C) Large, delicious berries D) Unpleasant taste
A) Sand B) Lime C) Sulfur D) Compost
A) Leaves B) Roots C) Flowers D) Bark
A) Watering can B) Pruning shears C) Fencing D) Fertilizer
A) That they are poisonous B) That they are always blue C) That they are easy to grow D) That they are always very sweet |