A) Arid desert B) Warm and humid C) Cold and dry D) Temperate with freezing winters
A) Pure sand B) Well-drained sandy loam C) Heavy clay D) Waterlogged soil
A) 7.5-8.5 B) Above 9.0 C) 6.0-7.0 D) 4.0-5.0
A) Never B) Only when the soil is completely dry C) Regularly, especially during dry periods D) Once a month
A) Bulbs B) Air layering (only under specific conditions) C) Spores D) Seeds or cuttings
A) Never B) 3-5 years C) 6-12 months D) 1-2 months
A) T-bar trellis B) Chain-link fence C) No support is needed D) A-frame house
A) Pruning is not necessary B) To stunt growth C) To prevent flowering D) To promote air circulation and fruit production
A) Balanced NPK fertilizer B) High phosphorus fertilizer C) Pure nitrogen fertilizer D) No fertilizer is needed
A) Earthworms B) Bees C) Aphids D) Ladybugs
A) Anthrax B) Common cold C) Fusarium wilt D) Malaria
A) Ensure good air circulation and drainage B) Overwatering C) Planting in a shady area D) Applying excessive fertilizer
A) When the fruit is very soft and mushy B) When the fruit is green and hard C) When the fruit is fully colored and slightly wrinkled D) Immediately after flowering
A) Indefinitely B) Several months C) One day D) About a week
A) Causes soil erosion B) Attracts dangerous animals C) Delicious and nutritious fruit D) Produces toxic fumes
A) Sweet Cupcake B) Purple Passion C) Banana Passionfruit D) Yellow Giant
A) The plant cannot be pollinated. B) The plant only produces female flowers. C) The plant needs another plant to pollinate it. D) The plant can pollinate itself without external help.
A) Planting too deep encourages faster growth. B) Planting too deep can cause root rot. C) Planting depth doesn't matter. D) Planting shallow improves root development.
A) To increase soil temperature B) To retain moisture and suppress weeds C) To prevent root growth D) To attract pests
A) To pollinate the flowers B) Bees have no effect on passion fruit C) To eat the fruit D) To damage the vines
A) Dark green leaves B) Yellowing of leaves C) Excessive flowering D) Stunted growth
A) Expose seedlings to extreme cold. B) Boil the seedlings. C) Gradually acclimate seedlings to outdoor conditions. D) Keep seedlings indoors permanently.
A) Wind prevents pests. B) Wind has no impact on passion fruit. C) Strong winds can damage vines and reduce fruit set. D) Wind always improves fruit production.
A) Hand weeding or mulching B) Flooding the area C) Ignoring the weeds D) Applying broad-spectrum herbicides
A) To prevent root rot B) To promote rapid growth C) To attract beneficial insects D) Drainage is not important
A) To make the seeds easier to handle B) To prevent fungal infections C) Scarification is not necessary D) To improve germination rate
A) Calcium B) Nitrogen C) Potassium D) Phosphorus
A) Passiflora edulis B) Solanum lycopersicum C) Mangifera indica D) Citrus limon
A) Curling leaves B) Stunted growth C) Yellowing leaves and root rot D) Increased flowering
A) Promotes root growth B) Promotes leaf growth C) Potassium is not needed D) Promotes fruit development and disease resistance |