Lucuma Mammosum
This sapotaceous plant is cultivated for its fruit, which is called marmalade, on account of its containing a thick agreeably flavored pulp, bearing some resemblance in appearance and taste to quince...
This sapotaceous plant is cultivated for its
fruit, which is called marmalade, on account of its containing a
thick agreeably flavored pulp, bearing some resemblance in
appearance and taste to quince marmalade. A native of South
America.
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