Describe a tree

Habitat
Naturalized apple trees may be found along forest edges, in disused or
abandoned fields, in shrubby areas and former clearings as well as
around old homes and homesteads. You may also find the apple's close
relative, the crabapple (Malus sylvestris) growing wild in the same
habitats 
Part of plants

Foliage
The leaves are simple, oval in shape, have small serrations
along the margin, and are arranged alternately along the
branches
Characteristic
The apple is a small tree that can reach 25 feet in height with a crown
spread of 25 feet .The leaves are simple, oval in shape, have small
serrations along the margin, and are arranged alternately along the
branches.

Classification
The accepted scientific name is Malus pumila, but is also referred to as
Malus domestica, Malus sylvestris, Malus communis, and Pyrus malus
(ITIS website). This extensive crossing of genetic lines has made it very
difficult to differentiate the apple into taxonomically distinct species.
Seed
While a tree grown from an apple seed is likely to be disappointing, it's
not difficult to germinate apple seeds. Apple seeds need to be
exposed to cool, moist conditions before they will germinate. The
cool, moist requirement can be accomplished by planting apple seeds
outdoors in fall. Plant the seeds 1/2 inch deep

Nutrients
Apples are a good source of fiber and vitamin C. They also contain
antioxidants, like vitamin E, and polyphenols that contribute to the
fruit's numerous health benefits