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Title: ARS Rose Trivia 3 Hard


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ARS Rose Trivia 3Hard
  • Created By
  • ARS Program Services Committee
  • Steve Jones, Chairman

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  • 1) Hybrid Polyanthas were the forerunner of what
    modern rose class?
  •  
  • A. Miniatures
  • B. Hybrid Teas
  • C. Climbers
  • D. Floribundas
  •  

D. Floribundas
3
  • 2) What rose won the first James Alexander
    Gamble Fragrance Award?
  •  
  • A. Crimson Glory
  • B. Tiffany
  • C. Double Delight
  • D. Papa Meilland

A. Crimson Glory in 1961
4
  • 3) What was the first miniature rose to win both
    the Award of Excellence and All America Rose
    Selections (AARS) the same year?
  •  
  • A. Jean Kenneally
  • B. Debut
  • C. New Beginning
  • D. Childs Play

D. Childs Play in 1993
5
  • 4) What was the first climber to win the AARS
    Award?
  •  
  • A. Golden Showers
  • B. High Noon
  • C. Josephs Coat
  • D. Flash

D. Flash in 1940
6
  • 5) The corolla of a rose is also called what?
  •  
  • A. Hue
  • B. Sepals
  • C. Petals
  • D. Stigma

C. Petals
7
  • 6) Who coined the term floribunda?
  •  
  • A. Gene Boerner
  • B. Horace McFarland
  • C. Svend Poulsen
  • D. Dr. J. H. Nicolas

D. Dr. J.H. Nicolas
8
  • 7) Approximately what percent of the worlds
    Species roses are found in North America?
  •  
  • A. 1
  • B. 5
  • C. 15
  • D. 35

C. 15
9
  • 8) Which of the following roses cannot receive a
    plant patent?
  •  
  • A. Rose created by hybridizer
  • B. Rose created by an amateur
  • C. AARS winners
  • D. Sports

D. Sports
10
  • 9) In what country were the oldest rose fossils
    discovered?
  •  
  • A. United States
  • B. England
  • C. Italy
  • D. Ethiopia

A. United States
11
  • 10) Rose petals are actually what modified part
    of the plant?
  •  
  • A. Thorns
  • B. Canes
  • C. Leaves
  • D. Stamens

C. Leaves
12
  • 11) The first known drawing of a rose was
    discovered circa 2000 BC in what country?
  •  
  • A. Italy
  • B. Rhodes
  • C. Greece
  • D. Crete

D. Crete
13
  • 12) Most of the rose colors of salmon, orange,
    and yellow in hybrid teas came through what rose?
  •  
  • A. Lady Hillingdon
  • B. Soleil dOr
  • C. Harrison's Yellow
  • D. Soeur Therese

B. Soleil dOr
14
  • 13) Roses have both male and female parts in a
    bloom. This is also known as what?
  •  
  • A. Asexual
  • B. Bisexual
  • C. Aposexual
  • D. Nanosexual

A. Asexual
15
  • 14) What is the part of the rose that attaches
    to the anthers (pollen sac) called?
  •  
  • A. Pistil
  • B. Stigma
  • C. Stamen
  • D. Filament

D. Filament
16
  • 15) Which of the following chromosome counts in
    a rose would most likely be sterile?
  •  
  • A. 14
  • B. 21
  • C. 28
  • D. 56

B. 21
17
  • 16) Which of the following is not considered one
    of the four oriental stud roses?
  •  
  • A. Slaters Crimson
  • B. Parks Yellow Scented Tea Rose
  • C. Old Blush
  • D. Rosa banksiae

D. Rosa banksiae
18
  • 17) Which rose nursery is credited with the
    creation of two rose classes?
  •  
  • A. Meilland
  • B. Guillot
  • C. Pernet-Ducher
  • D. Vibert

B. Guillot, they created Hybrid Teas and
Polyanthas
19
  • 18) The climbing miniature rose Ralph Moore used
    heavily in his early years of hybridizing was not
    introduced, but was registered under what name?
  •  
  • A. Zee
  • B. Chick-a-dee
  • C. Song Bird
  • D. Little Buckaroo

A. Zee
20
  • 19) If a new rose leaf is yellow with the veins
    remaining somewhat green, what nutrient are you
    lacking?
  •  
  • A. Nitrogen
  • B. Water
  • C. Oxygen
  • D. Iron

D. Iron
21
  • 20) Crown Gall is called by what type of
    organism?
  •  
  • A. Bacteria
  • B. Mold
  • C. Fungus
  • D. Virus

A. Bacteria
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