A) Green B) Bright red C) Yellow D) Deep blue with a whitish bloom
A) Wax B) Bloom C) Glaze D) Dust
A) Lowbush B) All are the same size C) Highbush D) Rabbiteye
A) Southern Europe B) Australia C) South America D) Northern North America
A) Less than 6 inches B) 6-12 feet C) 1-2 feet D) 20-30 feet
A) Grows best in wet environments B) Highly susceptible to frost C) Tolerant of heat and drought D) Requires very acidic soil
A) Square B) Triangular C) Circular D) Elliptical
A) Spring B) Summer C) Autumn D) Winter
A) Extremely bitter B) Sweet and slightly tart C) Completely flavorless D) Very sour
A) Malus B) Fragaria C) Vaccinium D) Rubus
A) Slightly green color B) Uniform deep blue color C) Pale white color D) Bright red color
A) Northern Highbush B) Rabbiteye C) Lowbush D) Southern Highbush
A) 4.5 to 5.5 B) 7.5 to 8.5 C) 5.5 to 6.5 D) 6.5 to 7.5
A) Soil acidity level B) Planting depth C) Sunlight exposure D) Leaf shape and venation
A) Drupe B) Berry C) Pome D) Aggregate fruit
A) Cone-shaped B) Star-shaped C) Bell-shaped D) Daisy-like
A) Animal feed B) Fresh eating and baking C) Industrial solvent D) Road construction
A) Soil temperature B) Wind direction C) Bee activity D) Cloud cover
A) Adventitious B) Tuberous C) Fibrous D) Taproot
A) Completely removing all branches B) Heavy shearing C) Selective pruning of old wood D) No pruning required
A) Sugar content B) Acidity levels C) Bloom thickness D) Leaf texture
A) Acid-forming fertilizer B) Neutral fertilizer C) Any fertilizer D) Alkaline fertilizer
A) Spider mites B) Blueberry maggot C) Whiteflies D) Aphids
A) Mummy berry B) Black spot C) Powdery mildew D) Leaf rust
A) Sulfur B) Wood ash C) Baking soda D) Lime
A) Protect from birds B) Prevent fungal diseases C) Increase humidity D) Warm the soil
A) Thickens the stems B) Decreases the size of the bush C) Promotes new growth D) Reduces sun exposure
A) More vigorous roots B) Increased leaf growth C) Deeper blue color D) Reduced fruit set
A) High humidity B) Full sun C) Deep shade D) Dry air
A) Lack of nitrogen B) Over-watering C) Consistent pruning D) Variable sunlight exposure |