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What is the phylum of an apple tree?
the seed inside the apple inside the core
What is the phylum of a common apple tree?
Rosaceae
What is the phylum of narra tree?
The narra tree is also known as Pterocarpus dalbergioides, or simply as a redwood tree. Its phylum is Tracheophyta.
What is the phylum and class for the mango tree?
Phylum : Magnoliophyta
What is the kingdom and phylum of snot apple?
Snot apple, also known as cordyceps sinensis, belongs to the kingdom Fungi and the phylum Ascomycota.
When does the apple tree in blossom?
The apple blossom grows on an apple tree. The apple tree grows when you plant an apple seed.
Why does an apple tree grow an apple?
because it is an apple tree
What phylum is a cherry tree in?
anthophyta
What is phylum of pine tree?
Pteridophyta
What phylum is the olive tree?
Anthophyta
Phylum of the tree of heaven?
Magnoliophyta
What is the phylum for a pecan tree?
magnoliophyta
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