American Pomology, by Dr. J.A. Warder, Part 2
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The Origins of Apple in the Bible
Worcester traces the origin of apple directly to the German upfall, which he derives from apple, apple or apple. Hogg in his British pomology, quoting Owen, says the ancient Glastonbury was called by the Britons Enus Avalach, or Avalon, meaning an apple orchard. The botanical position of the cultivated apple may be stated as follows: order rosacea, suborder, pomere and genus, puris.
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