A) Pyrus B) Malus C) Crataegus D) Sorbus
A) Simple and lobed B) Palmately compound C) Needle-like D) Pinnately compound
A) Berry B) Capsule C) Pome D) Drupe
A) Red, orange, or yellow B) Black C) Green D) Blue or purple
A) Flower color B) Leaflet shape and number C) Tree height D) Bark texture
A) Woodland edges and hedgerows B) Aquatic environments C) Tropical rainforests D) Deserts
A) Only in specific cultivars B) No, often astringent C) Yes, very sweet D) Yes, but only when unripe
A) Jams and jellies B) Salad dressings C) Construction materials D) Animal feed only
A) Catkins B) Clusters of small, white flowers C) Large, solitary flowers D) Brightly colored, showy blooms
A) Spiny B) Rough and deeply furrowed C) Smooth and grey, becoming fissured with age D) Papery and peeling
A) Sorbus aucuparia (Rowan) B) Sorbus aria (Whitebeam) C) Sorbus domestica (Service Tree) D) Sorbus pinea (Pine Apple)
A) Heart-shaped B) Round C) Ovate D) Lanceolate
A) Silvery-white underside B) Toothed edges C) Glossy green surface D) Prominent veins
A) Glabrous B) Tomentose C) Pubescent D) Scabrous
A) By birds and other animals B) By wind C) By explosive dispersal D) By water
A) Summer B) Spring C) Winter D) Autumn
A) Sorbus ulleungensis B) Sorbus x thuringiaca C) Sorbus commixta D) Sorbus americana
A) Leaf shape B) Attracting birds C) Berry color D) Medicinal properties
A) Leaf color B) Arrangement of leaflets on either side of a stem C) Leaf size D) Leaf texture
A) Sorbus aria has compound leaves; Sorbus aucuparia has simple leaves. B) Both have simple leaves. C) Sorbus aria has simple leaves; Sorbus aucuparia has compound leaves. D) Both have compound leaves.
A) Earthworms B) Ladybugs C) Aphids D) Beavers
A) Mostly native to Africa B) Mostly native to the Northern Hemisphere C) Exclusively found in Australia D) Exclusively found in South America
A) 200-300 years B) 10-20 years C) 1000+ years D) 50-100 years
A) High in calcium B) High in fat C) High in Vitamin C D) High in protein
A) Boiling B) Freezing C) Drying D) Salting
A) Corymb B) Spike C) Raceme D) Umbel
A) Sorbus aucuparia B) Sorbus domestica C) Sorbus aria D) Sorbus torminalis
A) Well-drained B) Sandy C) Clay D) Waterlogged
A) Relieving headaches B) Treating scurvy C) Curing insomnia D) Lowering blood pressure
A) Height B) Berries C) Bark D) Buds |