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Small red and green apples (Manzana criolla) in a large clay bowl
Malus domestica (pumila)

Originating in Central Asia, the apple tree has traveled far and wide to become one of the most cultivated fruit-bearing trees globally​1​​. Its wild ancestor, Malus sieversii, still finds its home in Central Asia. China holds the title of the world's largest apple producer​. The bowl of small apples are called Manzana criolla. Colombia imports over 90% of consumed apples, most from Chile. Colombia only grows a few varieties between 6,500 and 10,000 feet. Photographed in Bogotá, Colombia

Malus domestica red apple on the tree covered in raindrops
Malus domestica pnk flower with yellow anthers covered in raindrops
A white Malus pumila flower with hints of pink and yellow anthers
A Malus pumila branch with white flowers
Two mostly green Malus domestica apples on a tree
A cluster of white Malus domestica flowers with yellow anthers
An errect Malus pumila branch full of white flowers
Dark pink Malus pumila buds and an opening flower above an apple
A white Malus pumila flower

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