A) Seed Size and Fiber Content B) Smell and Texture C) Shape and Color D) Taste and Size
A) Oval-oblong B) Elongated C) Kidney-shaped D) Round
A) Fertilizer B) Shade C) Water D) Sunlight
A) Small size B) Fibrous flesh C) Strong aroma D) Large size
A) Tommy Atkins B) Keitt C) Alphonso D) Haden
A) Watery B) Slightly soft C) Very hard D) Extremely mushy
A) The side of the fruit B) The tip of the fruit C) The seed cavity D) The area near the stem
A) Kent B) Keitt C) Ataulfo D) Tommy Atkins
A) A uniform color B) A firm texture C) A strong sweet smell D) Bruises or dark spots
A) North America B) South America C) Africa D) Asia
A) Eating raw B) Baking C) Making juice D) Pickling
A) Consistent color B) Identical shape C) Taste variations D) Uniform size
A) Tommy Atkins B) Granny Smith C) Haden D) Kent
A) The stem end B) The pointed tip C) The fleshy part D) The seed inside
A) Juicy B) Smooth C) Creamy D) Stringy
A) Intense sweetness B) Lack of fiber C) Small size D) Long shelf life
A) Looking at its color B) Seeing if it floats in water C) Smell near the stem D) Checking its weight
A) Kent B) Tommy Atkins C) Haden D) Dasheri
A) Bloom B) Mold C) Dust D) Pollen
A) Branches B) Leaves C) Roots D) Fruit
A) Thailand B) India C) Philippines D) Mexico
A) Alphonso B) Some seedling varieties C) Ataulfo D) Keitt
A) Stem cutting B) Seed propagation C) Air layering D) Veneer grafting
A) Bright color B) Firm texture C) Pitting on the skin D) Sweet aroma
A) Ladybugs B) Earthworms C) Bees D) Mango hoppers
A) Sodium B) Nitrogen C) Calcium D) Potassium
A) Berry B) Drupe C) Pome D) Aggregate fruit
A) Firm texture B) Spongy tissue C) Sweet aroma D) Smooth flesh
A) Sugar content B) Acidity level C) Water content D) Fiber content |