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Cox apples originated in the United Kingdom, specifically in the early 19th century. They were developed from a variety of apple known as the "Cox's Orange Pippin," which was first cultivated by Richard Cox in 1825 in Buckinghamshire. This variety is renowned for its sweet, aromatic flavor and crisp texture, making it a favorite for both eating fresh and cooking. Today, Cox apples are popular in many countries, particularly in Europe.
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Where does the last name 'Cox' come from?
The family surname Cox has its origins in England AND Ireland.
Where do you pick apples and strawberries?
Apples come from apple trees and strawberries come from strawberry plants.
Where do the apples come from before it goes to the market?
Apples usually come from farms, where they are grown and harvested. Many apples are grown in Washington State, which has good farm land for growing apples.
Where Applesauce come from?
APPLES!!!!^_^
Where do oranges and apples come from?
Orchards.
Where do red apples come from?
trees
Were are apples come from?
An apple tree.
Where are apples come from?
Apple trees.
What plant do apples come from?
They come from an apple tree not a plant.
Do apples come from plant?
Yes, apples come from apple trees, which are a type of plant. Apples are the fruits produced by apple trees and grow from the tree in clusters.
What part of a plant do apples come from?
the ovary after fetiliZation
Can betta fish eat apples?
my mom said no its because apples don't come from the ocean.
