Why are there so many types of apples? - Theresa Doud
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Alex
doesnt make sense. all tree need to be graft in order to get the original seedling or copy of their parents tree, but the parents trees were grown by seedling too isnt it. Then where were the same clone of fruit came from? how did they came up with grafting from the very beginning and all plants that were grafted by parents but parents plants were grown from seedling too. So my question was, where was clone or copy came from?
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doesnt make sense. all tree need to be graft in order to get the original seedling or copy of their parents tree, but the parents trees were grown by seedling too isnt it. Then where were the same clone of fruit came from? how did they came up with grafting from the very beginning and all plants that were grafted by parents but parents plants were grown from seedling too. So my question was, where was clone or copy came from?
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Alex
What is the difference between seedling and grafting. I see there are no difference at all. who could guarantee that fruits from grafting will receive the same clone when they produce fruits? By looking at the fruits you cant tell if the fruits have grown from seedling or grafting, because they arent difference
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What is the difference between seedling and grafting. I see there are no difference at all. who could guarantee that fruits from grafting will receive the same clone when they produce fruits? By looking at the fruits you cant tell if the fruits have grown from seedling or grafting, because they arent difference
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Alex
I still don't get how they get this guys? what if the pollinator were the bees, and the bees bring pollination from other plants but not apple. when we eat it, is that we will get poison?
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I still don't get how they get this guys? what if the pollinator were the bees, and the bees bring pollination from other plants but not apple. when we eat it, is that we will get poison?
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mutantmaster1
Whoever bred the Kindercrisp, I salute you. First time I've had delicious apples in snack size that I ate like potato chips
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Whoever bred the Kindercrisp, I salute you. First time I've had delicious apples in snack size that I ate like potato chips
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Alex
this information wasn't clear enough. is it just apple plants can breeding into many varieties or other fruits too?
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this information wasn't clear enough. is it just apple plants can breeding into many varieties or other fruits too?
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