Bev 1

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Vitis labrusca

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Native to east coast of N America used for juice and jelly

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Vitis vinifera

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Native to Mesopotamia and used for winemaking

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Vitis aestivalis

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Native to eastern United States and original native vines used in New England. S/t used for wine

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Vitis rotundifolia

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Southeast United States used for wine, jelly, juice and raisins

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Vitis riparia

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Native to central and eastern North America, Canada and Mexico. Resistant to phylloxera and used for grafting

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Alluvial

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Clay, silt, sand and gravel. Layers of mineral deposits left by bodies of water

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Calcareous

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Calcium carbonate, limestone and seashell fossils

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Chalk

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Soft, porous limestone mostly seashell fossil

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Clay

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Mineral rich small particles that retain water

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Granite

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Granular crystal rock quartz

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Gravel

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Separate pebbles or rocks

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Jory

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Volcanic basalt

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Loam

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Sand, silt and clay. Crumbly and good drainage

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Marl

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Clay, calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, seashell fossils. Crumbly

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Sandstone

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Quartz sand which is bound together from time and pressure using minerals, feldspar, mica, and stone fragments

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Schist

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Metamorphic rocky soil derived from clay and mud. Can break and shatter

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Shale

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Clay and mud. Breaks easily

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Slate

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Rocky soil. Retains moisture and heat

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Volcanic

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Rock from pressurized, hardened volcanic ash