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Two new types of apples that can withstand globing warming developed

Scientists say they re also easy to harvest.

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7 Things the Happiest Americans Have in Common

Just 12% of Americans describe themselves as “very happy.” This is how they got that way.

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Maryland Taps Into Apple Grower Needs

Through careful crossbreeding and selection, University of Maryland researchers have developed what may just be the perfect apples for American growers trying to adapt to a changing world.

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For Apple Growers Who Want to Adapt, These Might Be the Perfect Picks

Researchers have developed a yellow and a red variety that are heat-tolerant, blight-tolerant, low-maintenance, easy to harvest, and more.

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Adapting Apples To The Times, New Fruit From UMD Could Change Climate And Labor Shortages To Boost Grower Profits

Through careful crossbreeding and selection, University of Maryland researchers have developed what may just be the perfect apples for American.

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