The color of an apple does not significantly determine how quickly it rots; rather, factors such as the apple variety, storage conditions, and ripeness at the time of purchase play a more crucial role. Generally, apples with thinner skins, like some red varieties, may show signs of spoilage sooner due to their susceptibility to bruising and moisture loss. However, environmental factors like humidity and temperature are more impactful in the rotting process than the apple's color itself.
Rotten Apples was created in 1991.
Yes Because the sugar in the banana reacts faster than the acid in an apple.
Don't feed horses rotten apples
There is "small choice in rotten apples" because all the apples are rotten and, therefore, you will have a rotten apple no matter which one you pick.
One rotten apple releases ethylene gas, which speeds up the ripening process of surrounding apples and causes them to spoil faster. This spoiling process then spreads as the other apples become contaminated with mold and bacteria from the rotten apple.
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The cast of Rotten Apples - 2007 includes: David Kilgo as Johnny
Yes
That's a trick question, isn`t it? The things that live in rotten apples probably can, or at least they react to vibrations ...
Yes, rotten apples are matter because they have mass and take up space. Matter is anything that has mass and volume, and even rotting apples still have physical properties that classify them as matter.
i think in the middle is where apples rot first
Apples on a plate.