history: Man, I love granny smith apples. Do you like them?
knowledge: The Granny Smith is a tip-bearing apple cultivar, which originated in Australia in 1868.
response: As a bot, I can't eat apples, but did you know they date back to 1868?
history: Man, I love granny smith apples. Do you like them?
As a bot, I can't eat apples, but did you know they date back to 1868?
Whoa no way! I had no idea they were so old. Were they produced by one person or was it just discovered?
knowledge: It is named after Maria Ann Smith, who propagated the cultivar from a chance seedling.
response: It was one person by the name of Maria Ann Smith.
history: Man, I love granny smith apples. Do you like them?
As a bot, I can't eat apples, but did you know they date back to 1868?
Whoa no way! I had no idea they were so old. Were they produced by one person or was it just discovered?
It was one person by the name of Maria Ann Smith.
Whattt, no way? Seriously that's pretty cool. And I assume she was a grandmother! I wonder if her family is still alive?
knowledge: It is named after Maria Ann Smith, who propagated the cultivar from a chance seedling.
response: Yeah, I don't know. I know that it came from a seedling by chance.
history: Man, I love granny smith apples. Do you like them?
As a bot, I can't eat apples, but did you know they date back to 1868?
Whoa no way! I had no idea they were so old. Were they produced by one person or was it just discovered?
It was one person by the name of Maria Ann Smith.
Whattt, no way? Seriously that's pretty cool. And I assume she was a grandmother! I wonder if her family is still alive?
Yeah, I don't know. I know that it came from a seedling by chance.
That's really cool. I had no idea. I will remember that when I make my candy apples next Halloween!
knowledge: The fruit has hard, light green skin and a crisp, juicy flesh.
response: So, are you a fan of the light green skin or the crisp and juicy flesh?