I The Braeburn apple is grown for its burst of sweet and tart flavors when bitten into, and for its firm fruit suitable for shipping. It was named
from the orchard where they were first grown. A chance seeding (young plant) was produced from what was thought to be a cross-pollination
of Granny Smith apples and Lady Hamilton apples. Explain which seeds would most likely reproduce this fruit. (site 2)
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