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    The document describes the characteristics of the Malus pumila apple tree species, noting that its leaf color changes with the seasons and its fruits range from green to red and are approximately 3-5 inches in diameter. It flowers in spring and summer, produces fruit in autumn, and can be found near Appletree Dorm and below the baseball field on campus, providing food and habitat for local animals.

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    The document describes the characteristics of the Malus pumila apple tree species, noting that its leaf color changes with the seasons and its fruits range from green to red and are approximately 3-5 inches in diameter. It flowers in spring and summer, produces fruit in autumn, and can be found near Appletree Dorm and below the baseball field on campus, providing food and habitat for local animals.

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    The document describes the characteristics of the Malus pumila apple tree species, noting that its leaf color changes with the seasons and its fruits range from green to red and are approximately 3-5 inches in diameter. It flowers in spring and summer, produces fruit in autumn, and can be found near Appletree Dorm and below the baseball field on campus, providing food and habitat for local animals.

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    Apple Tree Characteristics

    Malus pumila Appearance: Leaf color changes with season;


    fruits range from green to red
    Size: 10'-40' tall; fruits; approx. 3-5” in diameter
    Apples as a species are common across
    Season: Flowers in spring and summer;
    the world, with many varying types.
    produces fruit in autumn
    Apples originated in Central Asia and
    were brought to America by the Location: Near Appletree Dorm; orchard below
    Colombian Exchange in the 16th baseball field
    century. Since then, the United States is
    now a top producer of apples, with
    California leading the way. As a primary
    producer in the food web, apple trees
    are vital in the food chain and for the survival of many little critters and animals that are on the
    Athenianofcampus.
    survival many little critters and
    animals that are on the Athenian
    campus.

    Sources
    Hunker Website
    Wikifarmer

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