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Fruit & nuts mix Trivia Quiz


Can you help with labelling crop trees in the garden? A burst of enthusiastic planting can result in a range of unnamed sticks growing in the garden. They need identified with their Latin names. Can you help?

by suomy. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
suomy
Time
3 mins
Type
Quiz #
416,759
Updated
Jun 14 24
# Qns
13
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
9 / 13
Plays
57
Last 3 plays: Waldkaeuzchen (8/13), piet (13/13), kyleisalive (7/13).
Over the years, we have planted various trees in the garden. We have 10 varieties of apple with most of these being turned into cider. There are pears for the heirs as well as peaches and plums . With some summer heat, olives and figs do well, if you can beat the birds to them.

With not much frost, we can manage a few sub-tropical ones like avocado and tamarillo (or tree tomato) . We also have some citrus fruit such as grapefruit , oranges and Makrut lime (or Kaffir lime) .

Nuts are not forgotten. Walnuts and hazelnuts do well, as do macadamias. We just need to get around to putting labels on them.
Your Options
[Juglans regia] [Ficus carica] [Prunus domestica] [Olea europaea] [Pyrus communis] [Corylus avellana] [Citrus x sinensis] [Malus domestica] [Prunus persica] [Citrus hystrix] [Persea americana] [Citrus x paradisi] [Solanum betaceum]

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Most Recent Scores
Dec 05 2024 : Waldkaeuzchen: 8/13
Nov 29 2024 : piet: 13/13
Oct 30 2024 : kyleisalive: 7/13
Oct 30 2024 : Dorsetmaid: 13/13

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
Answer:

Familiarity with Latin names seems to go with a gardening hobby.

This describes a garden in a temperate climate with temperatures typically ranging between -3 deg C and 30 deg C. Standard European crop trees mixed with more exotic South American ones and a smattering of Asian contributions.

The Prunus family is surprising large and includes apricots, almonds, cherries and nectarines in addition to the ones mentioned in the quiz. The citrus family seems to host quite a few hybrids, meaning propagation tends to be from cuttings rather than seed in order for new plants to remain true-to-type.
Source: Author suomy

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