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Cloudberries

- Cloudberries grow in alpine and arctic tundra
- Cloudberries are also known as bakeapple, knotberry and averin
- Each fruit is initially pale red, ripening into an amber color in early autumn

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Q: What color do ripe cloudberries have?
- amber (correct)
- pale red

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Fill in the blanks

Q: The cloudberry is also known as knotberry, bakeapple or [...].
A: averin
Q: Cloudberries can be found in alpine and [...] tundra.
A: arctic

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Redcurrant

- Ribes Rubrum is the latin name for the redcurrant
- The flowers of the shrub matures into red translucent berries
- Berries are 8–12 mm in diameter and have a tart flavour
- Each bush can produce 3-4 kilos of berries each season

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Choose the correct statement.

- Cloudberries are also known as knotberries. (correct)
- Cloudberries are also known as huckleberries.
- Cloudberries are also known as gooseberries.

- Redcurrant bushes can produce 3–4 kilos of berries each season. (correct)
- Redcurrant bushes can produce 6–7 kilos of berries each season.
- Redcurrant bushes can produce 1–2 kilos of berries each season.

- Cloudberries mature into an amber color in early autumn. (correct)
- Cloudberries mature into an amber color in early spring.
- Cloudberries mature into an amber color in late winter.

- Redcurrant berries have a naturally tart flavour. (correct)
- Redcurrant berries have a naturally sweet flavour.
- Redcurrant berries have a neutral flavour.