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MATCHING II. Match the letter of the term or short phrase from the table below which best matches each of the statements 33-42 below. A. alfalfa B. amaranth C. thiamine D. capsaicin E. Ananas comosus F. Sorghum bicolor G. onion H. Persea americana I. Sudan grass J. China K. endosperm L. Avena sativa M. amino acids N. Texas O. Dole Corp. P. India Q. mango R. Great Lakes region S. Manihot esculenta T. California U. Hordeum vulgare V. Anacardium occidentale W. Arachis hypogaea X. Mexico Y. United Fruit Company Z. dairy cattle AA. triticale BB. stamens CC. tryptophan DD. Zea mays EE. Solanum tuberosum FF. hogs (swine) 33. tropical nut tree species native to the northeastern Amazon and Guiana Shield that has a dermatoxic pericarp 34. Meso-American native, in the Lauraceae, woody perennial, fruit with a high oil content in the mesocarp 35. a tropical crop with a multiple fruit 36. a region of origin of Phaseolus vulgaris 37. native region of wild rice (Zizania palustris) 38. company that created the original "banana republics" 39. Amazonian native, in the Faboideae, with fruits that develop belowground, and seeds of high oil and protein content 40. the world's leading producer of Oryza sativa 41. by 1492, this cereal grain was grown throughout the Western Hemisphere 42. the portion of the wheat fruit with a high starch concentration Give the term or short phrase which best matches each of the statements below. 43. common name of a cultivated plant which produces berries, has self-pollinated flowers due to reduction in style length by artificial selection, and is a Western Hemisphere native 44. genus of melons (e.g. cantaloupe) which may be of African origin, but for which the earliest records for cultivation are from China 45. common name of the early non-shattering wheat cultivar Triticum monoccocum 46. native region of Bertholletia excelsa 47. plant family that contains cashew, mango, pistachio, and poison oak 48. native region of Mangifera indica (hint: this tree species produces a drupe with a sweet, fleshy mesocarp, and thin, dermatoxic exocarp) 49. key nutrient "fixed" by symbiotic root bacteria in Fabaceae plants 50. disease resulting from chronic tryptophan deficiency, often associated with corn mono-diets

MATCHING II. Match the letter of the term or short phrase from the table below which best matches each of the statements 33-42 below.

A. alfalfa
B. amaranth
C. thiamine
D. capsaicin
E. Ananas comosus
F. Sorghum bicolor
G. onion
H. Persea americana
I. Sudan grass
J. China
K. endosperm
L. Avena sativa
M. amino acids
N. Texas
O. Dole Corp.
P. India
Q. mango
R. Great Lakes region
S. Manihot esculenta
T. California
U. Hordeum vulgare
V. Anacardium occidentale
W. Arachis hypogaea
X. Mexico
Y. United Fruit Company
Z. dairy cattle
AA. triticale
BB. stamens
CC. tryptophan
DD. Zea mays
EE. Solanum tuberosum
FF. hogs (swine)

33. tropical nut tree species native to the northeastern Amazon and Guiana Shield that has a dermatoxic pericarp

34. Meso-American native, in the Lauraceae, woody perennial, fruit with a high oil content in the mesocarp

35. a tropical crop with a multiple fruit

36. a region of origin of Phaseolus vulgaris

37. native region of wild rice (Zizania palustris)

38. company that created the original "banana republics"

39. Amazonian native, in the Faboideae, with fruits that develop belowground, and seeds of high oil and protein content

40. the world's leading producer of Oryza sativa

41. by 1492, this cereal grain was grown throughout the Western Hemisphere

42. the portion of the wheat fruit with a high starch concentration

Give the term or short phrase which best matches each of the statements below.

43. common name of a cultivated plant which produces berries, has self-pollinated flowers due to reduction in style length by artificial selection, and is a Western Hemisphere native

44. genus of melons (e.g. cantaloupe) which may be of African origin, but for which the earliest records for cultivation are from China

45. common name of the early non-shattering wheat cultivar Triticum monoccocum

46. native region of Bertholletia excelsa

47. plant family that contains cashew, mango, pistachio, and poison oak

48. native region of Mangifera indica (hint: this tree species produces a drupe with a sweet, fleshy mesocarp, and thin, dermatoxic exocarp)

49. key nutrient "fixed" by symbiotic root bacteria in Fabaceae plants

50. disease resulting from chronic tryptophan deficiency, often associated with corn mono-diets