A) Orchidaceae B) Araceae C) Cactaceae D) Rosaceae
A) Swiss cheese plant B) Weeping fig C) Rubber plant D) Snake plant
A) South America and Central America B) North America and Antarctica C) Africa and Asia D) Europe and Australia
A) Hemiepiphyte vine B) Parasitic moss C) Aquatic fern D) Deciduous shrub
A) Arid and windy B) Temperate and snowy C) Hot and high humidity D) Cold and dry
A) Monstera siltepecana B) Monstera deliciosa C) Monstera obliqua D) Monstera borsigiana
A) Round B) Linear C) Heart-shaped D) Needle-shaped
A) Fuzzy and soft B) Dry and brittle C) Thick and waxy D) Thin and paper-like
A) Serrated edges B) Hairy stems C) Bright yellow stripes D) Large, oval-shaped perforations
A) 3–5 feet B) 10–15 feet C) 1–2 inches D) 20–25 feet
A) Up to 50 feet B) Up to 13 feet C) Up to 2 feet D) Up to 5 feet
A) Complete darkness B) Bright, indirect sunlight C) Artificial UV light only D) Direct, harsh sunlight
A) Waterlogged clay B) Pure sand C) Frozen earth D) Well draining soil
A) 'Archipelago' B) 'Golden Goddess' C) 'Albo Variegata' D) 'Pink Princess'
A) Ten B) Four C) Six D) Two
A) Monstera adansonii subsp. grandifolia B) Monstera adansonii subsp. tropicalis C) Monstera adansonii subsp. gigantea D) Monstera adansonii subsp. laniata
A) Siberia B) The British Isles C) The Mediterranean D) The West Indies
A) Across rocky tundras B) On mountain summits C) Near river valleys D) In desert dunes
A) Antigua B) Iceland C) Tasmania D) Madagascar
A) Cuba B) Hispaniola C) Jamaica D) Grenada |