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Till now, nobody has found what kind of fruit it. is.
AFAIK , The thing is not comestible Corresponding pics: Thing 1 http://cjoint.com/?bhslbxrv2U Thing 2 http://cjoint.com/?bhslDjYLkq Thing's leaves http://cjoint.com/?bhsnKUHaTP To that thing, the main part (seen cut) and the smaller one seen on Picture "Thing 2" are attached (same position) to form an assembly of about 20 cm (7,87 inch) long. Any information is welcome TIA |
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it is an Araujia probably Araujia sericifera (Apocynaceae, APG3)
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On 08/01/2010 8:55, Marios Giannakoulias wrote:
it is an Araujia probably Araujia sericifera (Apocynaceae, APG3) That is the same family but I am not sure the fruits are totally similar because of the number of external groves. Another member of that family, Araujia megapotamica, Araujia hortorum? |
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