A) Tall tree B) Climbing vine C) Trailing or prostrate D) Erect shrub
A) On current-year canes B) On second-year canes C) Only in shaded areas D) Year-round
A) Absent B) Hooked and sharp C) Large and abundant D) Small and sparse
A) Green B) Bright red C) Dark purple to black D) Yellow
A) Earlier in the season B) Not at all C) Later in the season D) At the same time
A) Vines B) Branches C) Canes D) Trunks
A) Drupe B) Pome C) Aggregate fruit D) Berry
A) Blackberries keep the torus attached. B) Neither keep the torus attached. C) Dewberries keep the torus attached to the fruit when picked. D) Both keep the torus attached.
A) Alpine meadows B) Dense forests C) Deserts D) Fields and thickets
A) Grasses B) Sunflowers C) Lilies D) Roses
A) Rubus B) Vaccinium C) Solanum D) Fragaria
A) 3-5 B) 1 C) More than 10 D) 7-9
A) No, they are all introduced. B) It's uncertain. C) Yes, many species are native. D) Only one species is native.
A) Mid-summer B) Late fall C) Early spring D) After fruiting
A) White petals B) Red petals C) Yellow petals D) Blue petals
A) Clay soil B) Waterlogged soil C) Sandy soil D) Well-drained soil
A) Dyeing fabrics B) Fuel C) Making jams and jellies D) Building materials
A) They are much larger. B) They have a fuzzy exterior C) They appear in clusters D) They appear dew-kissed, or covered with a whitish bloom
A) Tip layering B) Grafting C) Budding D) Air layering
A) Northern species grow as erect shrubs. B) There is no specific difference C) Southern species grow exclusively in water. D) Northern species are less thorny.
A) Earthworms B) Spider mites C) Bees D) Ladybugs
A) Repelling insects B) Creating shade C) Attracting pollinators D) Preventing soil erosion
A) Vitamin A B) Vitamin B12 C) Vitamin D D) Vitamin C
A) Canes live for one year. B) Canes live indefinitely. C) Canes live for several years. D) Canes live for two years.
A) Watering B) Trellising C) Mulching D) Fertilizing
A) The presence of a torus on the picked fruit. B) Bark texture of mature trees nearby C) Shape and serration of leaves D) Color and presence of thorns on canes
A) They are resistant to diseases. B) They require a different variety for pollination. C) They do not require pollination. D) They can be pollinated by their own pollen.
A) They are not affected by chilling hours. B) They need a certain period of cold to fruit properly. C) Chilling hours determine leaf color. D) They require a certain period of heat to fruit properly.
A) Strawberry B) Blackberry C) Blueberry D) Raspberry
A) Blackberry canes have thorns that are a different color B) Blackberry canes always grow in pairs C) Dewberry canes have larger leaves D) Dewberry canes tend to trail along the ground, while young blackberry canes are more upright |