<Table> Post-Columbian transfers of native organisms with close ties to humans <Tr> <Th> Type of organism </Th> <Th> Old World to New World </Th> <Th> New World to Old World </Th> </Tr> <Tr> <Td> Domesticated animals </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> cat ( domestic -- wild species already present ) </Li> <Li> cattle </Li> <Li> chicken </Li> <Li> donkey </Li> <Li> goat ( the goats of the Old World , genus Capra , are different from the mountain goat of the New World , genus Oreamnos ) </Li> <Li> guineafowl </Li> <Li> honey bee ( European honey bee -- other wild and domesticated species already present ) </Li> <Li> horse </Li> <Li> rabbit ( domestic ) </Li> <Li> pig </Li> <Li> sheep ( domestic ) </Li> <Li> water buffalo </Li> </Ul> </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> alpaca </Li> <Li> guinea pig </Li> <Li> llama </Li> <Li> Muscovy duck </Li> <Li> turkey </Li> </Ul> </Td> </Tr> <Tr> <Td> Cultivated plants </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> almond </Li> <Li> apple </Li> <Li> apricot </Li> <Li> asparagus </Li> <Li> banana ( including cooking banana ) </Li> <Li> barley </Li> <Li> basil </Li> <Li> beetroot </Li> <Li> Brassica oleracea - derived vegetables <Ul> <Li> broccoli </Li> <Li> Brussels sprout </Li> <Li> cabbage </Li> <Li> cauliflower </Li> <Li> collard greens </Li> <Li> kale </Li> </Ul> </Li> <Li> cantaloupe </Li> <Li> carrot </Li> <Li> celery </Li> <Li> chickpea </Li> <Li> citrus ( orange , lemon , etc . ) </Li> <Li> coffee </Li> <Li> common fig </Li> <Li> coriander ( also known as cilantro ) </Li> <Li> cucumber </Li> <Li> cumin </Li> <Li> eggplant </Li> <Li> Elaeis ( oil palm ) </Li> <Li> fennel </Li> <Li> flax </Li> <Li> garlic </Li> <Li> ginger </Li> <Li> hemp ( including cannabis ) </Li> <Li> leek </Li> <Li> lentil </Li> <Li> lettuce </Li> <Li> mango </Li> <Li> millet </Li> <Li> Momordica charantia ( bitter melon ) </Li> <Li> oat </Li> <Li> okra </Li> <Li> olive </Li> <Li> onion </Li> <Li> opium </Li> <Li> oregano </Li> <Li> pea </Li> <Li> peach </Li> <Li> pear </Li> <Li> pistachio </Li> <Li> pomegranate </Li> <Li> radish </Li> <Li> rice </Li> <Li> rye </Li> <Li> sesame </Li> <Li> sorghum </Li> <Li> soybean </Li> <Li> spinach </Li> <Li> sugarcane and sugar beet </Li> <Li> turmeric </Li> <Li> turnip </Li> <Li> watermelon </Li> <Li> wheat </Li> <Li> yam ( sometimes misnamed `` sweet potato '' ) </Li> </Ul> </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> Acca sellowiana ( feijoa , pineapple guava , Brazilian guava , guavasteen ) </Li> <Li> Annona reticulata ( custard apple ) </Li> <Li> agave </Li> <Li> allspice </Li> <Li> amaranth ( as grain ) </Li> <Li> annatto </Li> <Li> arrowroot or Maranta arundinacea </Li> <Li> avocado </Li> <Li> bell pepper </Li> <Li> Calathea allouia ( leren ) </Li> <Li> Canna indica ( achira ) </Li> <Li> cashew </Li> <Li> cassava ( manioc , tapioca , yuca ) </Li> <Li> chili pepper </Li> <Li> cherimoya </Li> <Li> cocoa bean </Li> <Li> cotton ( long - staple species ) </Li> <Li> cranberry ( large cranberry , or bearberry species ) </Li> <Li> cucurbita ( squash ) </Li> <Li> Eryngium foetidum ( culantro , Mexican coriander ) </Li> <Li> guava ( common ) </Li> <Li> Helianthus ( sunflower ) </Li> <Li> Jerusalem artichoke </Li> <Li> Pachyrhizus erosus ( jícama ) </Li> <Li> maize ( corn ) </Li> <Li> Manilkara zapota ( sapodilla ) </Li> <Li> Opuntia ficus - indica ( prickly pear ) </Li> <Li> papaya </Li> <Li> passionfruit </Li> <Li> peanut </Li> <Li> pecan </Li> <Li> Phaseolus vulgaris ( beans : pinto , lima , kidney , etc . ) </Li> <Li> pineapple </Li> <Li> pitaya ( dragon fruit ) </Li> <Li> potato </Li> <Li> pumpkin </Li> <Li> quinoa </Li> <Li> soursop </Li> <Li> stevia </Li> <Li> strawberry ( commercial varieties ) </Li> <Li> sugar - apple </Li> <Li> sweet potato </Li> <Li> tobacco </Li> <Li> tomato </Li> <Li> vanilla </Li> <Li> yerba mate </Li> <Li> yucca </Li> <Li> zucchini ( courgette ) </Li> </Ul> </Td> </Tr> <Tr> <Td> Infectious diseases </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> bubonic plague </Li> <Li> chickenpox </Li> <Li> cholera </Li> <Li> diphtheria </Li> <Li> influenza </Li> <Li> leprosy </Li> <Li> malaria </Li> <Li> measles </Li> <Li> pertussis </Li> <Li> scarlet fever </Li> <Li> smallpox </Li> <Li> typhoid fever </Li> <Li> typhus </Li> <Li> yaws </Li> <Li> yellow fever </Li> </Ul> </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> Chagas disease </Li> <Li> Nonvenereal endemic syphilis </Li> <Li> pinta </Li> <Li> syphilis ( disputed ) </Li> </Ul> </Td> </Tr> </Table>
<Table> Post-Columbian transfers of native organisms with close ties to humans <Tr> <Th> Type of organism </Th> <Th> Old World to New World </Th> <Th> New World to Old World </Th> </Tr> <Tr> <Td> Domesticated animals </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> cat ( domestic -- wild species already present ) </Li> <Li> cattle </Li> <Li> chicken </Li> <Li> donkey </Li> <Li> goat ( the goats of the Old World , genus Capra , are different from the mountain goat of the New World , genus Oreamnos ) </Li> <Li> guineafowl </Li> <Li> honey bee ( European honey bee -- other wild and domesticated species already present ) </Li> <Li> horse </Li> <Li> rabbit ( domestic ) </Li> <Li> pig </Li> <Li> sheep ( domestic ) </Li> <Li> water buffalo </Li> </Ul> </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> alpaca </Li> <Li> guinea pig </Li> <Li> llama </Li> <Li> Muscovy duck </Li> <Li> turkey </Li> </Ul> </Td> </Tr> <Tr> <Td> Cultivated plants </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> almond </Li> <Li> apple </Li> <Li> apricot </Li> <Li> asparagus </Li> <Li> banana ( including cooking banana ) </Li> <Li> barley </Li> <Li> basil </Li> <Li> beetroot </Li> <Li> Brassica oleracea - derived vegetables <Ul> <Li> broccoli </Li> <Li> Brussels sprout </Li> <Li> cabbage </Li> <Li> cauliflower </Li> <Li> collard greens </Li> <Li> kale </Li> </Ul> </Li> <Li> cantaloupe </Li> <Li> carrot </Li> <Li> celery </Li> <Li> chickpea </Li> <Li> citrus ( orange , lemon , etc . ) </Li> <Li> coffee </Li> <Li> common fig </Li> <Li> coriander ( also known as cilantro ) </Li> <Li> cucumber </Li> <Li> cumin </Li> <Li> eggplant </Li> <Li> Elaeis ( oil palm ) </Li> <Li> fennel </Li> <Li> flax </Li> <Li> garlic </Li> <Li> ginger </Li> <Li> hemp ( including cannabis ) </Li> <Li> leek </Li> <Li> lentil </Li> <Li> lettuce </Li> <Li> mango </Li> <Li> millet </Li> <Li> Momordica charantia ( bitter melon ) </Li> <Li> oat </Li> <Li> okra </Li> <Li> olive </Li> <Li> onion </Li> <Li> opium </Li> <Li> oregano </Li> <Li> pea </Li> <Li> peach </Li> <Li> pear </Li> <Li> pistachio </Li> <Li> pomegranate </Li> <Li> radish </Li> <Li> rice </Li> <Li> rye </Li> <Li> sesame </Li> <Li> sorghum </Li> <Li> soybean </Li> <Li> spinach </Li> <Li> sugarcane and sugar beet </Li> <Li> turmeric </Li> <Li> turnip </Li> <Li> watermelon </Li> <Li> wheat </Li> <Li> yam ( sometimes misnamed `` sweet potato '' ) </Li> </Ul> </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> Acca sellowiana ( feijoa , pineapple guava , Brazilian guava , guavasteen ) </Li> <Li> Annona reticulata ( custard apple ) </Li> <Li> agave </Li> <Li> allspice </Li> <Li> amaranth ( as grain ) </Li> <Li> annatto </Li> <Li> arrowroot or Maranta arundinacea </Li> <Li> avocado </Li> <Li> bell pepper </Li> <Li> Calathea allouia ( leren ) </Li> <Li> Canna indica ( achira ) </Li> <Li> cashew </Li> <Li> cassava ( manioc , tapioca , yuca ) </Li> <Li> chili pepper </Li> <Li> cherimoya </Li> <Li> cocoa bean </Li> <Li> cotton ( long - staple species ) </Li> <Li> cranberry ( large cranberry , or bearberry species ) </Li> <Li> cucurbita ( squash ) </Li> <Li> Eryngium foetidum ( culantro , Mexican coriander ) </Li> <Li> guava ( common ) </Li> <Li> Helianthus ( sunflower ) </Li> <Li> Jerusalem artichoke </Li> <Li> Pachyrhizus erosus ( jícama ) </Li> <Li> maize ( corn ) </Li> <Li> Manilkara zapota ( sapodilla ) </Li> <Li> Opuntia ficus - indica ( prickly pear ) </Li> <Li> papaya </Li> <Li> passionfruit </Li> <Li> peanut </Li> <Li> pecan </Li> <Li> Phaseolus vulgaris ( beans : pinto , lima , kidney , etc . ) </Li> <Li> pineapple </Li> <Li> pitaya ( dragon fruit ) </Li> <Li> potato </Li> <Li> pumpkin </Li> <Li> quinoa </Li> <Li> soursop </Li> <Li> stevia </Li> <Li> strawberry ( commercial varieties ) </Li> <Li> sugar - apple </Li> <Li> sweet potato </Li> <Li> tobacco </Li> <Li> tomato </Li> <Li> vanilla </Li> <Li> yerba mate </Li> <Li> yucca </Li> <Li> zucchini ( courgette ) </Li> </Ul> </Td> </Tr> <Tr> <Td> Infectious diseases </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> bubonic plague </Li> <Li> chickenpox </Li> <Li> cholera </Li> <Li> diphtheria </Li> <Li> influenza </Li> <Li> leprosy </Li> <Li> malaria </Li> <Li> measles </Li> <Li> pertussis </Li> <Li> scarlet fever </Li> <Li> smallpox </Li> <Li> typhoid fever </Li> <Li> typhus </Li> <Li> yaws </Li> <Li> yellow fever </Li> </Ul> </Td> <Td> <Ul> <Li> Chagas disease </Li> <Li> Nonvenereal endemic syphilis </Li> <Li> pinta </Li> <Li> syphilis ( disputed ) </Li> </Ul> </Td> </Tr> </Table>
where did apples come from in the columbian exchange
where did apples come from in the columbian exchange
Old World
Old World