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A red apple and a green apple (Malus domestica) hanging from leafy branches on an apple tree. apple Apples ripening on a tree.
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A red apple and a green apple (Malus domestica) hanging from leafy branches on an apple tree.
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How is the ripeness of an apple determined?
Learn what creates the signature taste and smell of one of the world's favorite fruits—the...
Video: Contunico © ZDF Studios GmbH, Mainz
The process of cider making in Normandy, France
Learn how apple cider is made on a family farm in Normandy, France.
Video: Contunico © ZDF Studios GmbH, Mainz
How Fruits Adapt to Different Climates and Conditions
How do the waxy coating on some fruits helps them survive different climates?
Video: Contunico © ZDF Studios GmbH, Mainz
Understanding Newton's theory of universal gravitation
Isaac Newton's formulation of the law of universal gravitation.
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See the opening and withering of apple blossoms over seven days
Time-lapse video, filmed over seven days, showing the opening of several apple (Malus...
Video: Video by Neil Bromhall; music, Musopen String Quartet/Musopen.org (A Britannica Publishing Partner)

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Apples
Ripening apples (Malus domestica).
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Apple flowers
A close-up of white apple blossoms (Malus domestica). Each has numerous...
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Apple diversity
A colorful array of heirloom and commercial apple varieties.
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An apple orchard
An autumnal apple orchard in Washington.
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Apple cultivation
A farm spraying pesticides in an apple orchard.
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apples
Apples (Malus).
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Apple (Malus).
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Apples ripening on a tree.
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Apple (Malus domestica).
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apples
Baskets of red, yellow, and green apples.
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apple tree
Apple tree (Malus domestica).
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apple butter
Apple butter boiling in an open kettle.
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Mistletoe harvest
English farmers harvesting European mistletoe (Viscum album) from their...
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fire blight
Fire blight on the branch of an apple tree.
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scab
Scab on the leaves of a crabapple (Malus) tree.
Peggy Greb/U. S. Department of Agriculture (Image Number: K9172-5)
common varieties of apples
Common varieties of apples.
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representative types of fruit
Four representative types of fruit.
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