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Apple tree
* All apple trees are susceptible to insect attack
  - summer diseases called fly speck and sooty blotch
* Most apple trees adapt to different environments
  - many different environments
  - grow from seeds
* Most apple trees grow near hawthorn trees
* Most apple trees have beautiful blossoms
  - spring blossoms
* Some apple trees are better pollinators than others are.
* Some apple trees have flowers
  - produce apples
* are a member of the rose family
  - blooming
  - favourite autumn feeding spots
  - greenish
  - large if grown from seed
* are located in backyards
  - bibles
  - blooms
  - coloring books
  - countrysides
  - dirt
  - fall
  - farmland
  - fields
  - front yards
  - garden centers
  - groves
  - maines
  - meadows
  - new jerseys
  - norths
  - orchids
  - paradises
  - parks
  - sunshine
  - valleys
  - vineyards
  - wood
  - wooded areas
* are susceptible to a number of fungal and bacterial diseases and insect pests
  - infection between pink stage and shoot elongation
* bear apples.
* fruit heavily but are subject to worms
* grow best in habitats where they are exposed to bright sunlight
  - over most of North America
  - well in a wide range of soil types
* growing in sandy soils, however, usually require potassium applications.
* incline to be gnarled and tough when full grown.
* produce apples, cherry trees produce cherries.
* require full sun, well drained and moderately fertile soil.
* take four to five years to produce their first fruit.
* use a great deal of their resources producing blossoms, and, subsequently, apples.

Avocado tree
* are crop plants
  - evergreens
  - vegetatively prolific
* can suffer from iron deficiency under alkaline conditions.
* come from Central America and Mexico.
* have two different types of blossoms on a single tree.
  * come from Central America and Mexico. They can grow in many places, as long as it is not too cold.

Citrus tree
* All citrus trees belong to the single genus Citrus and remain almost entirely interfertile.
* Most citrus trees consist of two distinct parts
  - have anchors
  - produce fruit
* Some citrus trees grow in containers.

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Clementine
* are actually the smallest of mandarin oranges imported from Spain and Morocco
  - all small to medium-size, very juicy, very sweet fruits
  - artificial satellites
  - easy to peel and have no seeds
  - mandarins
* are popular in the winter months
  - A 'clementine' type of citrus fruit. It has a bright orange rind. They have a diameter of about 3 to 5 inches. Clementines are easy to peel and have no seeds. They are grown in California, and are usually available from November to January. * They are usually found in wooden crates in the supermarket. A popular clementine brand is called Cuties
* band from Estonia.
* is an unmanned space craft that flies around the moon.

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Kumquat
* always grow particularly well.
* are a symbol of prosperity and good luck in the new year
  - citruses
  - diverse fruits that also offer many nutritional benefits
  - part of kumquats
  - rich in potassium and low in calories
* are the most cold hardy of the acid-type citrus that produce edible fruits
  - tolerate of all when dormant
* grow wild in China where they're usually preserved in honey or sugar.
* look like miniature oranges with the size similar to a small cherry tomato.
* make their appearance in winter and are a popular garnish and decoration.