20 Questions
Where are apricots native to and what are they rich in?
China, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals
Which country is the native land of apricots?
China
In which ecological zones are apricots grown in Romania?
Same as peaches
Which fruit requires pollinators and can withstand extreme cold temperatures?
Walnut
What are the requirements for temperature and water for cherry cultivation in Romania?
Moderate temperature and high water
Which fruit bush can live for many years?
Currant
What should be avoided when planting cherry trees and for how long?
Planting after itself until after a period of 4-5 years
What is the profitable duration of a raspberry plantation?
10-12 years
What is the most appropriate land for strawberry cultivation?
Flat or slightly inclined with high humidity
Where are walnuts cultivated and what is their value?
China, food value
What is the method of propagation for fruit bushes?
Cuttings
What are the requirements for pollination and tolerance to frost for walnuts?
Require pollinators, can withstand frosts of -27°C to -30°C
What is the method used to combat diseases and pests in fruit bushes?
Sprays
Which fruits are cultivated as bushes and what are they rich in?
Raspberry, currant, gooseberry, and blueberry, sugars, acids, vitamins, and minerals
How are raspberries propagated and how long do they live?
By cuttings, 10-12 years
Which fruit tree is sensitive to "soil fatigue"?
Cherry
How long can currant and gooseberry shrubs live for?
Many years
Which fruit has moderate requirements for temperature and water and is grown in basins with tradition in Romania?
Cherry
What is the profitable duration of a raspberry plantation?
10-12 years
Which fruit has food and therapeutic value and is cultivated throughout southern Europe, Kazakhstan, US, and China?
Walnut
Study Notes
- Apricots are native to China and are rich in carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals.
- Apricots are grown in Romania in the same ecological zones as peaches.
- Cherries are grown in Romania in basins with tradition and have moderate requirements for temperature and water.
- Cherry trees are sensitive to "soil fatigue" and should not be planted after itself until after a period of 4-5 years.
- Walnuts are cultivated throughout southern Europe, Kazakhstan, US, and China and have food and therapeutic value.
- Walnuts require pollinators and are picky about light and heat but can withstand frosts of -27°C to -30°C.
- Raspberry, currant, gooseberry, and blueberry are fruit bushes cultivated for their fruits rich in sugars, acids, vitamins, and minerals.
- Raspberries are semi-shrubs that live for 15-20 years and are propagated by cuttings.
- Currant and gooseberry are shrubs that can live for many years.
- The profitable duration of a raspberry plantation is 10-12 years.
- Fruit bushes grow in the form of a bush with 10-20 stems and are propagated by cuttings.
- They require moderate heat and light but are picky about humidity.
- Establishment of the plantation is done in pure plantations and requires a trellis.
- Varieties of fruit bushes have a wide range in terms of their ripening period and biodiversity.
- Soil is maintained with annual chemical fertilization and periodic manure administration.
- Fruiting cuts are applied every year to remove dry stems and thin the remaining ones.
- Diseases and pests are combated with sprays.
- Strawberry is a perennial, semi-herbaceous plant grown as an annual crop or multi-year crop.
- The most appropriate land for strawberry cultivation is flat or slightly inclined with high humidity.
- Harvesting takes place staggered, every 2 days in 5 - 10 rounds.
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