6. Dialyze : DIA lyze (dieâ a lize) v. To separate into elements 7. Dialysis : DIA lysis (die alâ a sis) n. The separation into elements 8. Diagenesis : DIA genesis (die a jenâ e sis) n. A recombining of elements which results in a new product 9. Dialogue : DIA logue (dieâ a log) n. Conversation between two or more persons 10.
When left to their own devices, apple trees can easily reach 30 feet or more in height. Frequently, however, their growth is limited to 10 feet. There are many reasons to limit the height of the tree, but height control can only adequately be achieved through root stock selection.
The height and spread of an apple tree (Pyrus malus) depends on the type of tree, whether it is a standard, dwarf or semi-dwarf.To a certain degree, the height and spread of the tree can also be controlled through careful pruning and training.ith the exception of standard apple trees, the size of your apple tree is controlled by the type of rootstock the scion has been grafted to. Dwarfing rootstocks have classifications that are used to indicate the eventual size of the fully grown, adult tree.