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Coccoloba Uvifera
Known in the West Indies as the seaside grape,
from the peculiarity of the perianth, which becomes pulpy and of a
violet color and surrounds the ripe fruit. The pulpy perianth has
an agreeable acid flavor. An astringent extract is prepared from
the plant which is used in medicine.
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