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Malus

Malus (/ˈmeɪləs/ or /ˈmæləs/) is a genus of about 32–57 species of small deciduous trees or shrubs in the rose family Rosaceae. It includes the domesticated orchard apple, crabapples, and wild apples.

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Malus

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to Species · 69
Malus → Aiton, Alph, Asiatic, Batalin, BhutanMalus, Bois, Borkh, Britton, Calva, Chev, China, Chinese, Deng, European, Florentine, Franch, Hall, Hand, Hemsl, HongMalus
related to Fossil species · 22
Malus → After Malus, Axelrod, Berry North America, Br, Budants, Chaney Shanwang, China, Cockerell, Colorado, Doweld Romania, EoceneMalus, Hsu, Idaho, Kamchatka Peninsula, MacGinitie Green River Formation, MioceneMalus, North America, Pleistocene, PlioceneMalus, Russia
related to External links · 12
Malus → Archived, China, Disease, February, Germplasm Resources Information Network, Illinois, MalusFlora, MalusVirginia Cooperative Extension, Purdue University, Rutgers University, University, Wayback MachineThe PRI
related to Taxonomy · 8
Malus → Eocene, Idaho, Kamchatka, Lutetian, North America, Russian Far East, Several Malus, The
related to Cultivars · 7
Malus → Adirondack''Butterball''Comtesse, Garden Merit, Mattfru''Laura'Malus, Paris''Evereste''Jelly King, Red Sentinel''Sun Rival, Royal Horticultural Society's Award, These
related to Formerly placed here · 5
Malus → Chonosuki, Koidz, Macromeles, Maxim, Schneid

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crabapple apple species citation needed crabapples apples genus schneid fruit used orchard decne rehder small trees wild domestic mill rootstocks

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cold hardinessinstance ofCrabapples are used as rootstocks to fortify domestic apples with features0.80text
but are not of much commercial value as most are too sourinstance ofCrabapples are used as rootstocks to fortify domestic apples with features0.80text
gingerinstance ofUsing sugar and spices0.80text
nutmeginstance ofUsing sugar and spices0.80text
cinnamoninstance ofUsing sugar and spices0.80text
and allspiceinstance ofUsing sugar and spices0.80text
their juice can be made into ruby-coloured crabapple jelly with a fullinstance ofUsing sugar and spices0.80text
spicy flavourinstance ofUsing sugar and spices0.80text
Malusrelated to CultivarsThese0.60section
Malusrelated to CultivarsRoyal Horticultural Society's Award0.60section
Malusrelated to CultivarsGarden Merit0.60section
Malusrelated to CultivarsAdirondack''Butterball''Comtesse0.60section

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