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Posted by duddy   March 23, 2014   3499 views

A one in a million apple has been found on a property in Kingston in southern Tasmania. Half granny smith, half red delicious, it's thought that this mutation is the result of all the mutations that led to the Australian royal red gala, and this particular apple is trying to revert to a couple of its previous versions.

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This picture has me EXTREMELY skeptical of your site that I otherwise love. If two apples were blended genetically speaking the chances of the split to form as in this picture are almost zero. Can you qualify this further or at least guarantee that photo shop is NOT involved?
Posted on Mar 23, 2014 by padre
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"Blended genetically?!" You should familiarize yourself with Mendel's laws of inheritance. This is not photoshopped Wink Face
Posted on Mar 23, 2014 by duddy
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Half green paint half red paint I would say lol
Come on, don't take everything seriously. It is probably fake, but it looks cool anyways Slight Smile
Posted on Mar 23, 2014 by Alexx
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This is amazing!
Posted on Mar 23, 2014 by itskara95
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Can't be fake, it looks too real! But it's a combination of my favorite types Smiling Face with Open Mouth
Posted on Mar 24, 2014 by Jermain_
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I don't believe anything until I taste it. Frog Face
Posted on Mar 24, 2014 by Alexx
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Actually, this does happen more often than you think. My husband works on a huge apple orchard and brings these odd ones home (can't sell them). And yes, the lines on them are straight .
Posted on Mar 24, 2014 by judd
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The next time it happens, upload a photo or something! (But without using paint Slight Smile )
Posted on Mar 24, 2014 by Alexx
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