A) Thorn presence B) Leaf shape C) Primocane vs. Floricane fruiting D) Berry size
A) Fruiting on last year's growth B) Fruiting only in the spring C) Requires a specific type of soil D) Fruiting on current year's growth
A) Requires pollination B) Fruiting on current year's growth C) Fruiting on previous year's growth D) Fruiting only in the fall
A) Produces aggregate fruit B) Is a perennial plant C) Has thorny stems D) Grows exclusively in full shade
A) A fruit formed from multiple ovaries in a single flower B) A fruit with a smooth outer skin C) A fruit formed from multiple flowers D) A fruit with a single large seed
A) Light green B) Yellow C) Bright red D) Deep black or purple-black
A) Raspberries have larger thorns. B) Raspberries always grow taller. C) Blackberries retain the core (receptacle) when picked. D) Blackberries are always sweeter.
A) Opposite B) Basal C) Alternate D) Whorled
A) Semi-erect B) Trailing C) Prostrate D) Erect
A) Erect B) Trailing C) Compact D) Semi-erect
A) Thorns with vascular tissue B) Spines C) Prickles D) Hair-like thorns
A) Rubus B) Fragaria C) Malus D) Vaccinium
A) Require more sunlight B) Are more resistant to diseases C) Often less vigorous than thorny types D) Always produce larger berries
A) High alpine meadows B) Submerged in water C) Dry deserts D) Disturbed areas and edges of forests
A) It resists being pulled from the plant. B) It is green and hard. C) It is plump, easily detaches, and has a dull sheen. D) It is bright red and firm to the touch.
A) Simple B) Circular C) Needle-like D) Compound
A) No petals B) Five petals C) Six petals D) Four petals
A) Salty soil B) Well-drained soil C) Heavy clay soil D) Waterlogged soil
A) Fertilizer type B) Rainfall amount C) Soil pH D) Sunlight exposure
A) To increase the plant's shade tolerance B) To prevent the plant from flowering C) To improve air circulation and fruit production D) To make the berries smaller
A) Dwarf B) Erect C) Trailing D) Semi-erect
A) Earthworms B) Ladybugs C) Butterflies D) Spider mites
A) Rose Black Spot B) Dutch Elm Disease C) Powdery Mildew (only on roses) D) Anthracnose
A) Fall B) Summer C) Spring D) Winter
A) Late Summer/Fall B) Early Summer C) Winter D) Spring
A) Always larger B) Less sweet C) Often smaller, but more intensely flavored D) Always have fewer seeds
A) From citrus seeds B) Grafting onto apple trees C) Root cuttings D) Air layering (only)
A) Attract very few insects B) Require very little maintenance C) Low in fiber D) High in antioxidants
A) A type of berry B) A stem of the blackberry plant C) A type of fertilizer D) A root system
A) To attract pollinators B) To block sunlight C) To prevent flowering D) To support the canes and improve air circulation |