Plant Economics/Ecology

Question 1

Elderberries: food and medicine

Answer 1

Adoxaceae

Question 2

Spinach, beets, Swiss Chard

Answer 2

Amaranthaceae

Question 3

Mangos, Cashews, and Pistachios

Answer 3

Anacardiaceae

Question 4

Pawpaws

Answer 4

Annonaceae: Asimina triloba

Question 5

Host for monarch butterflies

Answer 5

Apocynaceae

Question 6

Lettuce, Artichokes, and sunflower seeds

Answer 6

Asteraceae

Question 7

Cabbage, Broccoli, Radishes, Kale, Mustard, Turnips, Canola Oil

Answer 7

Brassicaceae

Question 8

Hops (beer), Weed, Hemp (rope, paper, body products etc)

Answer 8

Cannabaceae

Question 9

Honey suckle

Answer 9

Caprifoliaceae

Question 10

Anther Smut

Answer 10

Caryophyllaceae

Question 11

Sweet Potatos

Answer 11

Convolaceae

Question 12

Squash, Melons, Loofas, Bowls, cordage, drums etc

Answer 12

Cucurbitaceae

Question 13

Yams

Answer 13

Dioscoreaceae

Question 14

Blue Berries

Answer 14

Ericaceae: vaccinium

Question 15

Beans

Answer 15

Fabaceae

Question 16

Lumber, Cork, Acorn flower, chestnuts

Answer 16

Fagaceae

Question 17

Walnuts and Hickory nuts

Answer 17

Juglandaceae: Juglans and carya

Question 18

Basil, Rosemary, Oregano,, Thyme, Sage, Catnip, Mint etc

Answer 18

Lamiaceae

Question 19

Avocado, cinnamon, bat leaves, and other spices

Answer 19

Lauraceae

Question 20

Chocolate, cotton, vegan/kosher marshmallows

Answer 20

Malvaceae

Question 21

Mulberries, Jackfruit, figs, breadfruit

Silk moth host

Cloth

Answer 21

Moraceae

Question 22

Olives

Answer 22

Oleaceae

Question 23

Pokeberries

Answer 23

Phytolaccaceae: Phytolacca

Question 24

Rhubarb and Buckwheat

Answer 24

Polygonaceae

Question 25

Cherries, Apples, Pears, Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, Almonds, Nectarines, Apricots, and roses

Answer 25

Rosaceae

Question 26

Coffee and treatment for malaria

Answer 26

Rubiaceae

Question 27

Aspirin

Answer 27

Salicaceae

Question 28

Maple syrup, lychee

Answer 28

Sapindaceae

Question 29

Tomatoes, Potatoes. Eggplants, Tobacco

Answer 29

Solanaceae

Question 30

Grapes and wine

Answer 30

Vitaceae

Question 31

Carrots, Parsnips, Celery

Host for black swallowtails

Answer 31

Apiaceae

Question 32

Taro and other Polynesian food

Answer 32

Araceae

Question 33

Ginseng

Answer 33

Araliaceae

Question 34

Host for Birdwing butterfly and Pipevine butterfly

Answer 34

Aristolochiaceae

Question 35

Berberine (used for medicine)

Answer 35

Berberidaceae

Question 36

Juniper berries and Gin

Answer 36

Cupressaceae

Question 37

Yuca, Tapioca, Cassava, Castor oil, Rubber, and Poinsettia

Answer 37

Euphorbiaceae

Euphorbia pulcherrima

Question 38

Saffron

Answer 38

Iridaceae: Crocus sativus

Question 39

Vanillia

Answer 39

Orchidaceae

Question 40

Rice, Corn, Wheat, etc

Answer 40

Poaceae

Question 41

Host for Fritillary butterfly

Answer 41

Violaceae