Zoë Migicovsky

@zoemig.bsky.social

Assistant Prof in Biology and Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in Agri-Food and Sustainable Agriculture at Acadia University http://migicovskylab.ca/

It's always pretty easy to spot the Turkish apple cultivar Kandil Sinap in the orchard of trees. Not many with shapes like this, even in Canada's Apple Biodiversity Collection of over 1,000 different apple trees.

a cylindrical shaped apple which is yellow with bright red blush being held up by a hand in front of a tree with more similar fruit on it.