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The focus of this month is the Chrysophyllum cainito. It has many common names but is usually called 'Caimito'. This fruit resembles a plum's exterior, with smooth rubbery textured skin (nonedible). The Caimito's edible interior is a slimy, mucus-like texture and contains 4 black seeds. This strange but delicious tropical fruit is currently bearing fruits and is one that should not be missed. |
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Chrysophyllum cainito, |
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'Hatian' star apple |
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Chrysophyllum cainito, |
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'Hatian' star apple |
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Chrysophyllum cainito, |
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'Hatian' star apple |
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Chrysophyllum cainito, |
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Caimito 'blanco star' |
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| © Ian Maguire/UF TREC |
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Chrysophyllum cainito, |
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Caimito 'blanco star' |
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'Blanco' and 'Hatian' Camito |
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