Apples have skins instead of shells primarily due to their evolutionary adaptation. The skin serves as a protective barrier against pathogens, pests, and environmental factors while allowing for gas exchange necessary for respiration. Additionally, the skin helps retain moisture and nutrients within the fruit, promoting its growth and development. This structure supports the fruit's role in attracting animals for seed dispersal, as the skin is often colorful and appealing.
shells, skins, cocoa beans, animals, and animal skins
Well with this "apples skins should be put in the bin" has may possibilities. 1) If it was the skin of one apple, it would be "the apple's skin should be put in the bin". 2) It it was the skins of many apples, it would be "the apples' skins should be put in the bin". Note the addition of "the" to the start of both of the above examples. This "the" is required for correct English. 3) The generic option for one or more apples would be "(the) apple skins should be put in the bin". [no apostrophes required and the (the) is optional in this case].
Are red apples considered apples? The question kind of answers itself.
Yes, apple skins can contain pesticides if the apples were treated with them during the growing process. It is recommended to wash apples thoroughly before consuming them to reduce pesticide residue.
Western farmers exported large quantities of cotton, rice, and indigo, as well as apples, pork, and butter. However, they did not export large quantities of potatoes, apples, and animal skins as a collective category. Potatoes were primarily a subsistence crop rather than a major export. Therefore, the correct answer is c) potatoes, apples, and animal skins.
well you put apples,bannana skins,grass and thing like that
beads, spears,elk skins and horns,and turtle shells
well you put apples,bannana skins,grass and thing like that
To peel the skins of certain fruits (e.g. cooking apples) or vegetables (e.g. carrots) !
EXUVIAE - the cast-off skins of various organisms, such as the shells of crabs or larvae of insects
Because if he picked four that would be called Geoffreying for apples, not Bobbing for apples.
Peaches or apples, nectarines.