On the question of "Why apples are different colors?" there are three main patterns. Green apples are green because they contain the green pigment, chlorophyll. Yellow apples start out green but the apple stops making chlorophyll as it matures. The chlorophyll it contains eventually degrades to reveal yellow carotenoid pigments that were there all along but being masked by the chlorophyll. Red apples follow the same pattern as yellow apples but start making a red pigment called anthocyanin. So basically, all apples are some shade of red, green, or yellow, or a combination thereof.
their are three colours of an apple
one :RED
two :GREEN
three :YELLOW
2 apples.
2 because that's how many you took.
you have 2 apples
You have 3 apples! You have 3 apples!
2 apples because if WE TAKE 2 apples then WE HAVE 3 apples.
3 red, yellow, and green
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There are over 7500 apples grown worldwide. In the USA, more than 2500 of these apples are grown. Apples vary in colors from Red, Yellow, and Green.
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The colors of apples indicate their ripeness and flavor profile. Generally, green apples, like Granny Smith, are tart and crisp, while red apples, such as Red Delicious, are sweeter and softer. Yellow apples, like Golden Delicious, tend to have a mild sweetness. Additionally, the color can reflect the variety and its specific traits, including texture and juiciness.
Yes.
Apples can be green, but they can also be red, yellow, or a combination of colors. The color of an apple depends on the variety of the apple and its level of ripeness.
2 apples.
two apples
2 because that's how many you took.
you have 2 apples