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Syracuse University professor Sam Van Aken spent nine years growing a single tree.
“The idea is that I could collapse a whole orchard and put it into one tree,” he told Business Insider.
Each of the colors in the photo above represents a variety of flowering tree. Collectively, as one plant, they produce 40 different edible stone fruits (ones with pits, like peaches and plums). The tree above is just an artist’s rendering, but the trees do exist.