6.02 Hort 2

Front

What is the study of fruit and nut production called?

Back

Pomology

Front

Which type of soil is preferred for most fruits in North Carolina? Options: Sandy soil, Clay soil, Loam soil, Peaty soil

Back

Loam soil

Front

Why is good air drainage necessary for berry cultivation in North Carolina?

Back

To avoid frost injuries in the spring

Front

What is the chilling requirement for blueberries to break dormancy?

Back

650-850 hours

Front

Explain why southern slopes can be problematic for fruit cultivation in North Carolina.

Back

They encourage premature blooming due to earlier warm temperatures.

Front

What is the recommended pH range for most crops, excluding blueberries, in North Carolina?

Back

6.0-6.8

Front

Describe the process of site preparation for planting small fruits in North Carolina.

Back

Conduct a soil test, destroy weeds, and incorporate fertilizers

Front

What is the primary reason for using drip irrigation in strawberry cultivation?

Back

It works well with shallow-rooted fruits.

Front

How should blueberry bushes be planted to ensure proper growth?

Back

In holes large enough for roots to spread with the crown at the soil level

Front

What is the purpose of removing flower buds from blueberry plants in the first year?

Back

To drive energy into root and shoot growth