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Three very popular strawberry cultivars grown by farmers in the United States are Earliglow, Ozark Beauty, and Tristar. Earliglow produces all of its fruit in the early summer (June-bearing). Ozark Beauty produces fruit from mid to late summer (everbearing). Tristar produces fruit all summer long, starting when conditions become favorable for flowering and fruit production. What is the best classification for these three strawberry cultivars?
A) Earliglow: long night; Ozark Beauty: short night; Tristar: night neutral
B) Earliglow: short night; Ozark Beauty: short night; Tristar: night neutral
C) Earliglow: night neutral; Ozark Beauty: short night; Tristar: long night
D) Earliglow: short night; Ozark Beauty: long night; Tristar: long neutral

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