What is the genus of apple trees?
Q: What is the genus of apple trees?
A: The genus of apple trees is Malus.
Q: How tall are apple trees when fully grown?
A: Apple trees are usually 4-12 m tall when fully grown.
Q: What shape do the leaves have?
A: The leaves have a simple shape with a saw-tooth edge.
Q: What colors can the flowers be?
A: The flowers can be white, pink or red, with usually red stamens.
Q: How does pollination occur in apple trees?
A: Pollination occurs through insects, typically bees which visit the flowers for both nectar and pollen.
Q: Is "Wild Apple" related to Malus?
A: In Australia, "Wild Apple" may refer to an unrelated species called Pouteria eerwah.
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