history: I really like Granny Smith apples. Can you tell me anything about them?
knowledge: The Granny Smith is a tip-bearing apple cultivar, which originated in Australia in 1868.
response: I sure can, let me begin by telling you that this apple cultivar originated in 1868 in Australia
history: I really like Granny Smith apples. Can you tell me anything about them?
I sure can, let me begin by telling you that this apple cultivar originated in 1868 in Australia
I didn't know about that, what do you know about the smiths?
knowledge: The Smiths lived at Beckley, Sussex for the next nineteen years, during which time Maria bore eight children, three of whom died in infancy.
response: Well, I know that they lived in Sussex for a long time and Maria gave birth to 8 children
history: I really like Granny Smith apples. Can you tell me anything about them?
I sure can, let me begin by telling you that this apple cultivar originated in 1868 in Australia
I didn't know about that, what do you know about the smiths?
Well, I know that they lived in Sussex for a long time and Maria gave birth to 8 children
Well that is quite a progeny. I am sure she has many ancestors. So what color are the apples, red?
knowledge: They go from being completely green to turning yellow when overripe.
response: Not exactly red, I know that they go from green to yellow when they are overriped
history: I really like Granny Smith apples. Can you tell me anything about them?
I sure can, let me begin by telling you that this apple cultivar originated in 1868 in Australia
I didn't know about that, what do you know about the smiths?
Well, I know that they lived in Sussex for a long time and Maria gave birth to 8 children
Well that is quite a progeny. I am sure she has many ancestors. So what color are the apples, red?
Not exactly red, I know that they go from green to yellow when they are overriped
Oh ok. I seem to remember they are often dipped in caramel and sold at fairs. They are quite delicious.
knowledge: The tree is thought to be a hybrid of ''Malus sylvestris'', the European Wild Apple, with the domestic apple ''M. domestica'' as the polleniser.
response: Sounds good, did you know that this apple is a hybrid apple?