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Abuai
Pouteria gardneriana
A smaller sapote relative bearing 2" fruits with a pear shaped. Skin in orange-brown, with white flesh that has a sweet flavor.
Seed Availability
Seeds are not available for the Abuai. Please visit our seed store to view current selections.
Description
A semi-deciduous or deciduous tree growing to 30-45 feet. Leaves are glossy, slender, growing to 7-9". Fruits ripen from February to March in its native range.
Hardiness
Unknown.
Growing Environment
Unknown.
Propagation
By seeds.
Uses
Fruits are eaten fresh out of hand.
Native Range
Native range extends from Brazil through Northern Argentina.
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Sapotaceae | |||
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