To get nutritional information on pears check out the related link and take a look at the table on the right hand side of the page.

coniferous trees never are completlly bare

Yes , it is okay. But won't taste as delicious.

I THINK he wanted to show their beauty to everyone or something like that, I read a book about him when I was around 8. Sorry I can't give a better answer.

Um, on trees..??

Eating the core and the pips of an apple is perfectly safe.

Actually, yes they do. They are not hard like those of an apple or orange but if you slice a banana lengthwise you will see small soft seeds running the length of the fruit. The little black dots you see running along the core are seeds.

Apples. They are larger and full of natural sugars. There is a chance that nuts may contain oils or fats.

dick

granny is always been granny?

apparently, the fruit may be a kind of cherry/plum, don't know if that's the same as Bullace or bullice, but it should be tasty and edible. Having said that, I would make certain first. See: http://www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk/forums/wildflowers-plants-and-tree-forums/57224-unidentified-yellow-fruit-and-purple-plant.html

Many Asian pear varieties are round and - Quinces are a round fruit that resemble pears

no, kiwi doesn't turn brown after you cut it

A fruit which shape resembles a pear. For an instance, it's avocado and pomelo.

the apple that is not on an apple tree is the yellow apple.

A yellow apple is a real apple, so it grows on an apple tree. A "road apple" is not a real apple. A "road apple" is horse dung.

the ovary after fetiliZation

well, there isn't a real difference in what they do. They are both needed to breed. You need to check your waja what pear to use. I don't know what happens if you use the wrong pear...

Edit: Love Pears have a wider variety of colors that the waja's pelt will turn out with, which are picked ranging from the mother's pelt colors to the father's pelt colors. Ancient Love Pears (ALP) get the exact median of the mother's and father's pelt colors. Both of them are used to breed, and both of them generate pups. Those are the only differences :3

yes you can eat the core as well as the pips..

u wash to clean it and then sees if any dirt is still there or not and finally you say"an apple a day keeps doctor away.

glucose maybe

because it has a bad day every 3 to 4 years

The only apple native to North America is the crabapple.

According to the University of Illinois, "The pilgrims planted the first United States apple trees in the Massachusetts Bay Colony"

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Apples are native to Siberia and other forested parts of Russia.