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Morinda citrifolia

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Field Notes

Description:

Small evergreen shrub or tree. Fruit has a strong odor, especially when ripe.

Habitat:

Maho beach, St. John, USVI

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Morinda citrifolia

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
IslandAdventure
Perhaps, they certainly have the same pattern. Just a different texture. Thanks again :)
mauna Kunzah
Oh, hmm, maybe they're of the same genus as cherimoya, then? I'm not sure.
IslandAdventure
thank you mauna. i havent seen these form a "peel" like the cherimola. They are smooth and soft on the outside and inside. When they fall, they are pretty mushy.

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Beauty of St. John, USVI

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PublishedMarch 9, 2013

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