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Selective breeding for Redlove apples involved cross-pollinating traditional apple varieties with specific traits desired by breeders, such as red flesh and unique flavor profiles. The process included careful selection of parent trees that exhibited these characteristics, followed by the cultivation of their offspring. Each generation was evaluated for the desired traits, and only those that met the criteria were further propagated. Over time, this method led to the establishment of the Redlove apple variety, known for its striking appearance and taste.
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Why was selective breeding used to create the redlove apple?
Selective breeding was used to create the Redlove in order for the apple to have the desired characteristics. The farmer took two apples - Iranian small, red-fleshed, sour apple and large, tasty gala apple and bred them. He took the apples with the desired characteristics and bred them. He continued to do this until the apple had all the desired characteristics. It took 20 years to produce this apple because farmers had to pick the characteristics they wanted, and the apple has lots of new characteristics. The apple trees will haven taken time to grow and then the farmers would have to pick the apples they wanted and re-plant from those.
What country brought apples to America?
Apples were brought to America by European colonists, primarily from England and the Netherlands, in the 17th century. They cultivated apples for food, cider production, and as a cash crop. The variety of apples available today in the U.S. has since evolved through selective breeding and cultivation.
The benefits of selective breeding include?
Selective breeding produces exactly what the person doing the selective breeding needs or wants. Today many Farming industries selectively breed their produce to have certain traits that seem more appealing to the customer buying their vegetables or fruit such as size and color(in respect to what the fruit is naturally like, in other words your not going to create purple apples)
What are some organisms that was been produced by selective breeding?
I'm unaware of any animals which cannot be selectively bred. If offspring are produced through the mating of male and female of the species, you should be able to select for the most desirable traits in both parents. This assumes, of course, that the breeding stock are already in captivity.
Can you make apples that taste like pineapple?
While you can't naturally make apples taste exactly like pineapples, you can achieve a similar flavor profile through selective breeding or genetic modification. Flavors can also be mimicked by using culinary techniques, like marinating apples in pineapple juice or combining them in recipes. Additionally, flavor compounds can be extracted or synthesized to create apple varieties that carry hints of pineapple flavor. However, true flavor transformation remains a challenge within traditional breeding methods.
When did humans discover apples?
Wild apples have been found in archaeological sites dating back to the Stone Age, suggesting that humans have been consuming them for thousands of years. The cultivation of apples as we know them today likely began around 4,000 years ago in Central Asia. The modern domesticated apple species, Malus domestica, has been developed over centuries through selective breeding.
Why are honey crisp apples so small?
Honeycrisp apples are not inherently small; their size can vary depending on growing conditions, tree health, and cultivation practices. However, some Honeycrisp apples may appear smaller due to high demand and the selective breeding process that prioritizes flavor and texture over size. Additionally, factors such as soil quality and weather can affect fruit size in any apple variety. Proper care and management can help produce larger Honeycrisp apples.
What are the substances that are carried with the digested food to all parts of body?
apples
How do you buy apples on Howrse?
Go under the breeding tan, then click on the store. It will come up with a list of things you can buy, click on apples and decide how many to buy.
I have noticed lately that apples aren't going brown when cut and left out are they adding something to apples now to prevent them browning?
Certain varieties of apples have more of a tendency than others to turn brown when cut. Some agriculturists have worked on select breeding for a less-browning characteristic. Also, storage apples will brown quicker than fresh apples. Right now, you should be getting fresh apples in the stores.If you are referring to purchased cut apples, there are preparations - like lemon juice and sulfites - that will reduce browning.
Why do Farmers use selective breeding in Corn Plants?
Farmers do this so that the bees can fertilize the blossoms. If this doesn't happen, the apples will not form.
Who is the god who helped Heracles get the apples of the Hesperides?
Atlas, the Titan.After Heracles liberated the titan Prometheus, he helped him by telling him not to take the apples himself, but to seek the help of Atlas, his brother.Atlas carried the heavens in his back, Heracles took the place of Atlas, and Atlas got the apples but didnt want to carry the heavy burden any more. Heracles tricked him to take his original place again and got the apples.
