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Janice 1 year ago
#2 Uh, if they don't exist, what are we looking at?
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Nanny 1 year ago
Janice,
They are endangered species, not extinct; he had to get them from trees somewhere. Plant the seeds, grow more of those kinds of apples, and help preserve variety in our food.
They are endangered species, not extinct; he had to get them from trees somewhere. Plant the seeds, grow more of those kinds of apples, and help preserve variety in our food.
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Kenna 1 year ago
Nanny,
They are all one species (Pyrus malus), just different varieties, and you missed Janice's point, they still exist, contrary to the caption...
They are all one species (Pyrus malus), just different varieties, and you missed Janice's point, they still exist, contrary to the caption...
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Riche 1 year ago
Janice,
It's labeled incorrectly. He grows rare / endangered apples.
It's labeled incorrectly. He grows rare / endangered apples.
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Deborah 1 year ago
#1 I think that's just called "saving money". Not that uncommon.
#4 Soooo, basically he made quite a few buildings very unsafe...
#4 Soooo, basically he made quite a few buildings very unsafe...
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Riche 1 year ago
Deborah,
Ha! I suppose so!
Ha! I suppose so!
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Evaline 1 year ago
#4 I hope he got them from an industrial supply vendor/catalog instead of stealing them.
They are endangered species, not extinct; he had to get them from trees somewhere. Plant the seeds, grow more of those kinds of apples, and help preserve variety in our food.
They are all one species (Pyrus malus), just different varieties, and you missed Janice's point, they still exist, contrary to the caption...
It's labeled incorrectly. He grows rare / endangered apples.
#4 Soooo, basically he made quite a few buildings very unsafe...
Ha! I suppose so!