Triphasia Trifoliata
A Chinese shrub, with fruit about the size of hazelnuts, red-skinned, and of an agreeable sweet taste; when green, they have a strong flavor of turpentine, and the pulp is very sticky. They are also p...
A Chinese shrub, with fruit about the size
of hazelnuts, red-skinned, and of an agreeable sweet taste; when
green, they have a strong flavor of turpentine, and the pulp is
very sticky. They are also preserved whole in sirup, and are
sometimes called limeberries.
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