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Please help to identify this fruit tree

10 years ago

A friend of mine brought a fruit seed from Spain and asked me to help him to grow it. He told that it was a seed of very tasty fruit he was not familiar with. I managed to grow the plant but still can't identify what it is. Would you please help me to identify what kind of fruit tree is that. Thanks in advance.

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Embothrium
10 years ago
Maybe Asimina triloba. The leaf veins are like that although the leaf shape is usually more elongate.
florauk
10 years ago
I'm thinking Cherimoya. They are grown in Spain South of Granada in the Costa Tropical which has a unique micro climate. Google some images of the fruit and ask your friend if that's it.
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flatwoods_farm
10 years ago
cherimoya- a big crop in Spain
ara123
Original Author
10 years ago
Well done !!!! Thank you all for the help !!!!
Cheers,
Aram

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