Sentences with phrase «from crabapples»

Previous studies have shown that the common apple, Malus domestica arose from the central Asian wild apple, Malus sieversii, with contributions from crabapples along the Silk Road as it was brought west to Europe.

Their larger size can be attributed to the Kazakh variety, whereas their crunch and taste were passed on from the crabapple.

I love the green from the crabapple branches.

Currently I have dried goldenrod, a pumpkin, dried branches from crabapple trees, found feathers, pine cones, various nuts, and the remnants of robins» eggs — all collected while walking my golden doodle.

Not exact matches

As the apple traveled west along the Silk Road in the hands of travelers, trees grew from dropped seeds and crossed with other wild apple varieties, including the incredibly sour European crabapple, Malus sylvestris.

The fruit traveled westward from Kazakhstan along the historical trade route and came into contact with a type of European crabapple.

The researchers confirmed that modern apples were first domesticated from wild Asian apples, but they found that subsequent crosses with European crabapples — possibly selected for disease resistance, hardiness, or other traits — contributed the most DNA to modern domesticated apples.

This show leans more toward admiration than attraction, with portraits of journalists and a scarred Syrian girl by the great radical artist and writer Molly Crabapple, a weird Christian music video by Polish artist Ada Karczmarczyk called «Get Hyped on Mary,» and an intimate photograph of a family from impoverished Galesburg, Illinois by Chris Verene.

When it does, I will bring in lilac bouquets and maybe some crabapple branches from our tree out back..

Here, miniature crabapples hang from the chandelier to instantly give the room a fall look.