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Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 13:00
| This fruit comes from a shrub/tree growing outside our building and we can't ID it. It smells very sweet and appley, and the shrub was planted by a landscaper so maybe it's not a Florida native. Thanks. |
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- Posted by gardeniarose z10FLA (My Page) on Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 14:00
| We're coming up with custard apple and monkey apple but there are still discrepancies. This fruit appears to stay smooth skinned and not develop those scale-like green coverings when ripe. |
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- Posted by gardeniarose z10FLA (My Page) on Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 14:07
| We've gotten a definite ID. It's a pond apple (aka Alligator apple); Annona glabra. |
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