Scientific names
What is Coffea arabica?
What is Coffee?
True or false? Banana flower and plant is the largest herbaceous plant in the world.
What is true?
Cassava contains this chemical compound that makes it very toxic for humans to eat without processing, what chemical is this?
What is cyanide?
True or false? There are a lot of calories in coffee and tea?
What is false?
True or false? Rice is produced in flooded Paddy's?
What is true?
What is the scientific name for Cotton?
What is Gossypium?
Are bananas/plantains haploid, diploid, triploid, quadruploid or other?
What is Triploid?
Cassava is a staple food in tropical countries, what makes it very easy to grow in this location?
What is cassava being very drought tolerant, requires little fertilizer, and can remain in the soil for 36 months?
Where does tea originate from? Where does coffee originate from?
What is china and South america?
This chemical is used to ripen bananas after shipping.
What is ethylene?
What is Camilla sinensis?
What is tea?
This disease is soil bourne that causes wilting in the plant that can lead to plant death, making a very big threat to banana production.
What is panama disease?
Root and tuber crops are high in _________ and low in __________.
What is high in starch and low in protein?
The process of chocolate goes from __________ (trees and pods) to _________ (Processed powder) to _________ (processed, solid at room temperature).
What is Cacao, Cocoa and chcoolate?
What conditions do coffee trees like to grow in?
What is at high elevations with 60-90% shade?
What is Musa Xparadisiaca?
What is bananas/plantains?
Between the two strains of sigatoka disease, which one is more aggressive that can cause up to a 50% yield loss? Which strain are most cultivars resistant to?
What is Black sigatoka and yellow sigatoka?
Between Cassava, sweet potatoes, Yams, and Taro, which are monocots and which are dicots?
What is Yams and Taro being monocots & Cassava and sweet potatoes being dicots?
What is the worlds expensive coffee called? What makes it so special?
What is Kopi luwak and it is made with beans/berries that have been eaten by a civet cat?
One banana plantation can last up to how long?
What is 5-25 years?
What is the scientific name for cassava?
What is Manihot esculentis?
Bananas develop via parthenocarpy, what does parthenocarpy mean?
What is when a fruit develops without prior fertilization, making them seedless?
Define corm.
What is a short, vertical, compressed underground stem that serves as a storage organ?
What is all common between the tropical caffeine crops (coffee, chocolate and tea)?
What is that they're all woody plants, that are dicots, mostly hand harvested, fermentation is an important stage of processing each, and are all perennial crops?
What is Oryzae sativus L?
What is rice?