A) Fabaceae B) Asteraceae C) Brassicaceae D) Solanaceae
A) Vicia faba B) Pisum sativum C) Glycine max D) Phaseolus lunatus
A) South America B) Asia C) Europe D) North America
A) Fuel B) Food C) Ornamental Plant D) Animal Feed
A) Smaller size B) Different color C) Higher protein content D) Rounder shape
A) Creamy White B) Bright Green C) Dark Purple D) Vibrant Red
A) Round B) Star-shaped C) Square D) Kidney-shaped
A) Cold B) Warm C) Arctic D) Temperate
A) Seed B) Leaves C) Stem D) Root
A) Capsule B) Achene C) Legume D) Silique
A) Lectins B) Solanine C) Cyanide D) Oxalic Acid
A) Grilling B) Boiling C) Frying D) Roasting
A) Fordhook 242 B) Black Turtle C) King of the Garden D) Henderson Bush
A) Bush or Vine B) Grass C) Tree D) Shrub
A) Vitamin A B) Fiber C) Vitamin C D) Calcium
A) Lima beans are always green B) They are completely unrelated C) Butter beans are a type of lima bean D) Butter beans have a rougher skin
A) Late Spring B) Late Summer/Early Fall C) Early Spring D) Mid-Winter
A) Clay B) Waterlogged C) Sandy D) Well-drained
A) They are cooked with butter B) Yellow Color C) Buttery Texture D) High Fat Content
A) Wind-pollination B) Water-pollination C) Self-pollination D) Insect-pollination
A) Downy Mildew B) Black Spot C) Powdery Mildew (only) D) Apple Scab
A) Germination indicator B) Attachment point to the pod C) Source of nutrients D) Protective coating
A) Removing dried beans from fresh pods B) Removing fresh beans from fresh pods C) Removing fresh beans from dried pods D) Removing dried beans from dried pods
A) Sunflowers B) Potatoes C) Corn D) Cabbage
A) Percentage B) Time C) Temperature D) Weight
A) Plant is resistant to disease B) Seed requires specific conditions C) Bush grows to a set height D) Vine continues to grow indefinitely
A) High protein content B) Rich in Vitamin C C) Easy to digest D) Low calorie content
A) Removes all toxins B) Reduces cooking time C) Increases nutrient content D) Makes them sweeter
A) Monoculture B) Relay Cropping C) Intercropping D) Succession Planting
A) Bean Beetles B) Tomato Hornworms C) Slugs D) Aphids (only) |