Therefore, a two-year field experiment was conducted in apple orchards in the Loess Plateau area with dwarf anvil apple trees treated with different drip irrigation levels. The objectives of the study ...

The orchard is now home to trees from 138 varieties — a “Noah’s Ark” for apples, the researchers say, with two specimens of each. The trees are still in their awkward preteen phase ...

When was the first brown dwarf discovered? In 1995, Gliese 229Ba became the first brown dwarf discovered by astronomers, marking the recognition of this new class of stellar bodies. However ...

Small terpenes have relatively low boiling points, at which they become a gas and create an odor our nose can detect, and it’s these smaller terpenes that produce the woodsy, characteristic scents of ...

Nothing smells quite like a Christmas tree—but where does that magical woodsy-yet-cozy aroma come from? You can thank a ubiquitous category of chemicals called terpenes. “Terpenes are the ...

There was a time in history when Christmas trees were adorned with edible items, including apples, to commemorate the feast of Adam and Eve on Dec. 24. Germany is credited with starting the ...

a basket full of honeycrisp ... University Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center after 20 years of research, the Cosmic Crisp was introduced to the market in 2019. Cosmic Crisp apples are a ...

Among the recipes in this book are some classic holiday treats, including a caramelized apple and honey challah, the “most-chocolaty” babka and King Arthur’s twist on a traditional German ...

The tree is usually a Norway spruce, decorated with more than 700 lights and topped with a Swarovski star. A “must-see” for visitors to the Big Apple in December, it’s lit Sundays to ...