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Die Herkunft des Apfels in den ursprünglichen Wäldern des Landes entdecken

In dieser Episode von Modern Nomads begeben wir uns in den Süden Kasachstans, um den Ursprung des Apfels aufzudecken.

Mit Unterstützung von MDQ

LESEN SIE MEHR : http://de.euronews.com/2026/10/28/kasachstans-wilde-walder-auf-den-spuren-der-urheimat-des-apfels

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00:06This is one of the world's most wildly grown and consumed fruits.
00:10Apples have inspired myths and legends and even become a symbol of tech companies.
00:14But did you know that the story of the modern apple begins in Kazakhstan?
00:18Join this episode of Modern Nomads as we explore how this fruit
00:21made its way from the wild forests of Central Asia to tables around the world.
00:30There are more than 7000 apple varieties in the world, each with its own taste, color, size and shape.
00:36But in Kazakhstan, there is a saying that apples grown more than a thousand meters above the sea level
00:41have a unique taste. And there is a reason for that.
00:45An apple is 25% air, so the mountain climate helps the fruit grow firmer, crisper and sweeter.
00:52Welcome to the birthplace of apples. Welcome to Modern Nomads.
01:00Scientists believe Severs apple, named after Johan Severs, who discovered it in 1796,
01:05is one of the main ancestors of the apples we know today.
01:08It grows wild in the Tanshan Mountains of Kazakhstan, where ancient apple forests still survive.
01:14In the 1930s of the century, it was proven that the territory of Kazakhstan is one of the main points
01:20and centers of the wild animals,
01:23the wild animals, the wild animals, the wild animals.
01:24Later, in our time, with a group of scientists, it was analyzed by more than 10,000 cultural varieties of
01:30the wild animals.
01:3146% of the material studied showed that the wild animals are the wild animals.
01:42Birds and animals spread the apple seeds through the mountains, and later people began trading them along the Silk Road.
01:49So we traveled to the border between Kazakhstan and China to see the unique apple forests firsthand.
02:00We witnessed one of Kazakhstan's most beautiful natural sites.
02:04In spring, the Djungarian Alatau Mountains come alive with blooming trees covering the slopes in vibrant colors.
02:10The Djungarian Alatau Mountains are home to almost half of the planet's wild Severs apple.
02:16In spring, these landscapes turns into a magnet for visitors coming here to witness the striking bloom of the apple
02:22trees.
02:30The annual Apple Blossom has become a local festival in the Jutusu region with traditional food and national games.
02:57Beyond its unique wild apple forests, Southern Kazakhstan is home to a city named after the fruit.
03:03Welcome to Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest city and the former capital.
03:07In Kazakh, Alma means apple, while Almaty means full of apples.
03:11And we arrived here in autumn, just in time for city celebrations and the apple harvest.
03:17The apple is part of the city's character.
03:20Murals, architecture, and even the metro station, you can see it across the city.
03:30It is hard to imagine Almaty without the apport, the apple, that becomes a symbol of the city.
03:35Apport – это, в отличие от яблони Сиверса, которая является дикорастущим видом,
03:40apport – это продукт селекции, то есть продукт, который сделан человеческими руками.
03:45Еще в 1860 году из Воронежской области был привезен культурный сорт яблони, значит, купцом редьковым в Алмату.
03:55Ассоциировалась всегда Алматы, и именно большей частью саппортом.
04:00The apple orchards have become a popular destination for visitors across the country.
04:04We met Сулейман Жульфаев and his family, who have been growing apples here for almost 20 years.
04:36The apple has traveled through countries in generations.
04:39But the truth remains in Kazakhstan with its own traditions.
04:42Every autumn, local farmers bring their harvest to Almaty for a Grand Apple Festival.
04:47And this year, 200 tons of apple filled the fair.
04:51Here, the apple is more than just fruit.
04:53It's part of the country's culture.

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