A) Oval or elliptical B) Needle-like C) Triangular D) Palmate
A) Whorled B) Basal C) Opposite D) Alternate
A) Deep vertical ridges B) Smooth, peeling layers C) Spiky thorns D) Horizontal lenticels
A) Yellow B) Red C) White or pink D) Blue
A) Drupe B) Aggregate fruit C) Pome D) Berry
A) Bark color B) Leaf size C) Root depth D) Fruit characteristics
A) Weeping B) Upright and spreading C) Groundcover D) Columnar
A) Dark, platy bark B) Smooth, green bark C) Bright red bark D) Papery, peeling bark
A) Chokecherry B) Yoshino Cherry C) Black Cherry D) Pin Cherry
A) Pin Cherry B) Rainier Cherry C) Bing Cherry D) Sweet Cherry
A) Prunus serotina B) Prunus pensylvanica C) Prunus virginiana D) Prunus avium
A) Attached directly to the branch B) Short and thick C) Covered in thorns D) Long and slender
A) Arctic B) Tropical C) Temperate D) Arid
A) Pine beetles B) Spider mites C) Cherry fruit fly D) Aphids
A) Clay-rich B) Waterlogged C) Sandy D) Well-drained
A) Glands on the leaf margin only B) Glands on the underside of the leaf C) Glands on the petiole D) No glands present
A) A type of root growth B) A protective thorn C) Short, stubby side branches where fruit is produced D) A fungal growth
A) Royal Ann Cherry B) Lapins Cherry C) Rainier Cherry D) Bing Cherry
A) It requires another cherry tree for pollination B) It can be pollinated by its own pollen C) It only grows in fertile soil D) It produces seedless fruit
A) Prunus serotina B) Pin Cherry C) Chokecherry D) Lapins
A) Photosynthesis B) Support C) Gas exchange D) Water absorption
A) Pine needle cast B) Oak wilt C) Dutch elm disease D) Cherry leaf spot
A) Increase leaf size B) Make the tree taller C) Prevent bark from cracking D) Improve air circulation and light penetration
A) Slightly fragrant B) Smells like almonds C) Heavily perfumed D) Odorless
A) 5-10 years B) 100-200 years C) 500+ years D) 20-50 years
A) Glossy bark B) Large leaves C) Astringent fruit D) Sweet fruit
A) Different family B) Same genus, Prunus C) Completely unrelated D) Different genus, but same family
A) It protects the fruit from pests B) It contains the seed C) It is a waste product of the fruit D) It helps the fruit ripen
A) Removing the seed B) Removing the skin C) Adding sugar D) Adding color
A) The size of the fruit B) The soil it grows in C) The overall height of the tree D) The presence of glands on petioles |