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What has the author Rita Favret Tondato written?
Rita Favret Tondato has written: 'Arteaga, tierra de manzanos' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Apples, Economic aspects of Apples, Economic aspects of Fruit-culture, Fruit-culture, History, Social aspects of Agriculture
What has the author David Warren Marshall written?
David Warren Marshall has written: 'A profitability analysis of Fuji apples grown on a double row V-trellis high density orchard in central Washington' -- subject(s): Apples, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Apples, Marketing
What company buy the most apples?
mcdonalds
Why is it important to eat apples?
Apples are very healthy and while you eat them they also clean your teeth!
What is Washington's most important fruit?
apples
How are apples important?
they keep the doctor away
Are apple trees really important and why are they really important?
Of course apple trees are really important because they grow apples that you should eat. Apple trees grow lots and lots of apples that apples really has an excellent source of vitamin A and vitamin C.
What does bibliography mean for fruit apples?
A bibliography for fruit apples would be a list of sources and references related to the cultivation, history, varieties, uses, and other aspects of apples as a fruit. It could include books, articles, research papers, websites, and other resources that provide information about apples.
Does Mac sell apples?
The apple company sells Mac's
Which company made the digital camera first?
I think it was Fujii Apples
Does Steve Jobs like apples?
Yes that is why he named his company apple.
Do you say apples to apples or apples with apples?
The common idiom is "comparing apples to apples" (and oranges to oranges) rather than "comparing apples and oranges" (alternatives that have little or nothing in common). Example : A union complains that the engineers in a plant are paid more than the line workers. The company describes this as "comparing apples and oranges" because the activities and responsibilities of the positions are completely different.
