Frost-fighting apples: Michigan’s native tree may hold the key to climate resilience

BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM

In the forests of Michigan, a small, bitter apple may hold the secret to protecting one of the world’s most beloved fruits. The Malus coronaria, commonly known as the sweet crabapple, blooms weeks later than popular commercial varieties like Honeycrisp or…

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