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Pears belong to the genusPyrusand, like apples, are members of the family 
Rosaceae. ... The species is thought to have originated in China and has been 
cultivated in ... From its ancestral home, where it has been cultivated for over 
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originated in Asia near present-day western China over 3,000 years ago. ... 
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than 3,000 years, and China is still the number one producer of peaches in the 
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almonds. [DOC] [TLE] Project MUSE - Growing Fruit in the Upper Midwest [PAR] The scientific name of the peach, Prunus persica, has the same meaning in ... 
The species is thought to have originated in China and has been cultivated in 
Asia ... From its ancestral home, where it has been cultivated for over 3,000 years
, the ... the family Vitaceae, have the unique distinction of being the most widely 
grown... [DOC] [TLE] The Origins of Fruits and Fruit Growing - Horticulture and Landscape ... [PAR] Peach. 1. Janick, J. 2005. The origin of fruits, fruit growing, and fruit breeding. ... 
Evidence suggests a later development in China, Central America, East and ... 
history of mankind, the term Neolithic Revolution has been coined for this ... for 
over a century. ... Jemdet Nasr levels at Uruk that date from about 3000 BCE (Fig. 
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regions enjoy similar soil types and climate and grow many of the same cultivars. 
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and trees are. [DOC] [TLE] Undercover production in China | Good Fruit Grower [PAR] Jul 1, 2013 ... China has been producing peaches and nectarines for 3,000 years and today ... 
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Apricots were first grown in China more than 3,000 years ago. Over ... Nectarines 
come from the same family of fruit as peaches and their appearance in quite 
similar. [DOC] [TLE] Protected Cultivation of Peach and Nectarine in China  Industry ... [PAR] many as 90 and 30 days respectively,

Question: In the same family as the peach, it has been grown in China for over 3,000 years
Answer: the apricot