Apples

I'd love to know the answer to this question too. I bought a pear from my local store and it looked normal (not gone off). I bit inside it and it was all brown. I don't know if it's off, or just a variety I haven't encountered before...

Banyans and Plantains are both similar and related to Bananas.

they have seeds

Yes. The Roman Empire, at its peak, spanned from the tip of Spain (then known as Hispania) all the way to Syria. Some of the common fruit trees from these areas are figs, mulberries, pomegranates, quince, and various citrus trees like lemons and limes.

An apple has potential energy when it's just sitting on a table. If you pick it up, then it has gravitational energy as gravity is pulling it down. If you bite it, it releases chemical energy to your body. And if you throw it, it now has kinetic energy. :)

It's not completely bad for you, but not so great for you either.

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an apple contains no preservatives. an apple contains enzymes however, which causes it to go off.

The apple that fell from the tree is approximately 14 feet away from the tree. One would have to walk quite a ways in order to grab it and eventually eat it.

Apples are green because, apple fruit colors of red and yellow are due to anthocyanins. The green would probably be chlorophyll. Anthocyanins are one of the main pigments responsible for flower, fruit and leaf colors...

Apple seeds contain amygdalin, a substance that releases cyanide into the blood stream when chewed and digested. However, apple seeds in small amounts do not contain enough cyanide to cause harm. However, it is better to spit out seeds to avoid any potential issues.

Of course you can, you idiot! Why wouldn't you be able to unless you lived in AFRICA!

Asian pear

or Papple, or Pearlple

Just had one for the first time today :)

Sure they could and would probably lose a good bit of weight at first, but the human body needs different nutrients and acquires them by eating different types of food. Eventually, the person's chemical balance would get messed up.

First answer: No. Rabbits are perfectly safe eating pumpkin seeds.

More information: Pet rabbits shouldn't really be eating seeds. Seeds are high in natural fat and protein, which aren't good for rabbits. A nice treat for a rabbit is a bite or two of fresh fruit, like banana or strawberry or apple. A healthy pet rabbit diet is lots and lots of grass hay, some pellets and some fresh dark leafy greens daily (like basil and green leaf lettuce). See the related questions below for more info and links.

a roundish hard thing that is usually red or green or pink

the green apples have the most seeds because if you take 3 green 3 red and 3 yellow and have them the same size and you cut them in half and you count all the seeds and then you have your anwser.

Approximately 10-12 pounds, or 32 medium apples

for making salad

If you mean a cut open fruit, no. Both are slowed with application of lemon juice.

Yes. They are the same species and the same trees. The difference is the grafted on root system. However, the two varieties must have flowering times that overlap, otherwise they will not pollinate.

No, but apple seeds contain a toxic substance.

Well, if you mean preserve like "keep on Earth" then it is very important because man needs fruit to survive, but if you mean it like "keep in fridge or let it last long in your home, then, you preserve fruit to keep it fresh so you do not have to pay extra money you could be spending for other reasons.

While each seed can vary, most apple seeds are in the shape of a teardrop.

yes they melt if u buy them off ebay! Are u dumb what kind of question is that.