Fusanus Acuminatus
A small tree of the Cape of Good Hope and Australia. It bears a globular fruit of the size of a small peach, and is known in Australia as the native peach. It has an edible nut, called the Quandang nu...
A small tree of the Cape of Good Hope and
Australia. It bears a globular fruit of the size of a small peach,
and is known in Australia as the native peach. It has an edible
nut, called the Quandang nut, which is said to be as sweet and
palatable as the almond.
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