On Dec 19, 2009, at 15:31 , Bob W wrote:
tree to eat it. The apples "job" is to fall on it's own, rot
and enrich the soil where it fell so it's seeds can produce a
replacement tree for the one from which it came.
It isn't. It has a thalamus to entice animals to eat it so that they
distribute the seeds when they crap.
In the United States, more than 60% of all the apples sold
commercially are grown in Washington state. So don't go using cerebral
lingo with me when it comes to apples. We are both full of it
(cerebral lingo).
I spent 30 minutes reading up on the reproductive life of Apple Trees
and where the apple comes in on that system. It is so complex that I
could not pluck a single repartee from the reading of it to posit as a
rejoinder. But I did get turned on. 'Nuff said!
Joseph McAllister
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