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What type of fruit is an apple?
Pome
When you eat an apple, what part are you actually eating?
Sugar and water (accesory) Pome.
What is the advantage for plants to produce fleshy fruits?
for dispersal, takes few resources
Why are apple trees grown from grafting and not from seed?
great genetic variability. seeds too risky for commercial operation
What are the consequences of cultivated apple's low genetic diversity?
1) All apples from 5-6 parents
2) very susceptible to disease
3)more pesticide
Why did john chapman establish apple orchards?
he was a land speculater. did it where he thought settlers would reach in 3-8 years
why did people on the frontier want chapmans apples?
for alcohol production.
Why are chapmans orchards gone?
prohibitionists cut them down
Why is the apple tree found throughout the world?
Has evolved with humans, its using us for dispersal. genetic diversity