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Latest revision as of 18:42, 29 September 2025
Annona reticulata
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Origin : area of origin
wild or cultivated
Uses summary
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Anona reticulata Linn. ANON. BULLOCK'S HEART. CORAZON. COROSSOL. CUSTARD APPLE. Tropical America. Cultivated in Peru, Brazil, in Malabar and the East Indies. This delicious fruit is produced in Florida in excellent perfection as far north as St. Augustine ; it is easily propagated from seed. Masters [1] says its yellowish pulp is not so much relished as that of the soursop or cherimoyer. Lunan [2] says, in Jamaica, the fruit is much esteemed by some people. Unger [3] says it is highly prized but he calls the fruit brown, the size of the fist, while Lunan says brown, shining, of a yellow or orange color, with a reddishness on one side when ripe.