A) Berry B) Pome C) Aggregate Fruit D) Drupe
A) Skin color B) Pit size C) Branch thickness D) Leaf shape
A) Prunus domestica B) Prunus americana C) Prunus cerasifera D) Prunus salicina
A) Prunus cerasifera B) Prunus americana C) Prunus domestica D) Prunus salicina
A) Prunus salicina B) Prunus domestica C) Prunus americana D) Prunus persica
A) Very large size B) Freestone pit C) Red flesh D) Green skin when ripe
A) European B) American C) Cherry D) Japanese
A) Damson plum B) Japanese plum C) Greengage plum D) European plum
A) Semi-freestone B) Freestone C) Clingstone D) No pit
A) No pit B) Semi-freestone C) Clingstone D) Freestone
A) Waxy coating on skin B) Sugar crystals C) Insect infestation D) Fungal growth
A) Prunus cerasifera B) Prunus salicina C) Prunus domestica D) Prunus americana
A) Sweeter and less tart B) Similar to cherries C) Bland D) More tart and acidic
A) Similar to apples B) Mild and sweet C) Bland D) Tart and complex
A) Compound leaves B) Serrations along the leaf edge C) Needle-like leaves D) Smooth leaf edges
A) Early spring B) Winter C) Late summer to fall D) Mid-summer
A) Late summer to fall B) Early to mid-summer C) Late fall D) Winter
A) Amber to red B) Purple C) Green D) Yellow
A) Rainfall amount B) Tree age C) Cultivar D) Soil type
A) Determines the skin color B) Determines the sweetness of the fruit C) Determines suitability for the climate D) Determines the size of the fruit
A) Round B) Heart-shaped C) Oval D) Pear-shaped
A) Can pollinate itself B) Needs no water C) Grows in very poor soil D) Requires a separate pollinator
A) Elephant Heart B) Santa Rosa C) Greengage D) Damson
A) Refractometer B) Soil pH meter C) Microscope D) Tape measure
A) Rapid growth rate B) Resistance to disease C) Bearing fruit early in life D) Tolerance to drought
A) Have a longer lifespan B) Require less pruning C) Are more cold hardy D) Bear fruit faster
A) Rootstock for grafting B) Drying C) Jam making D) Fresh eating
A) Stanley plum B) Elephant Heart plum C) Santa Rosa plum D) Damson plum |