... kinds are crossed that the result is called a hybrid; for example, a blackjack oak on a white oak, an apple on a pear. If the parent plants are closely related, for example, twokinds of apples, ... starch and sugar immediately. At other times it stores both away, as it does inthe Irish and the sweet potato and in beets, cabbage, peas, and beans. These plants are used as food by manbecause ... plants that are in most respects like the parent plant. On the other handthe seed of a Crawford peach or a Baldwin apple or a Bartlett pear will not produce plants like its parent, butwill rather...