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English: This is a descendant of the Newton's apple tree. Donated by the East malling Research and planted in 1981 in the en:Centro Atómico Bariloche in the en:Instituto Balseiro library garden, among with two more of them planted in the en:Centro Atómico Constituyentes and in the main offices.
Date 2008-02-26 (original upload date)
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Author Original uploader was Bcartolo at en.wikipedia
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