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Starfruit

Averrhoa carambola

Photo by akashm1
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Field Notes

Description:

This is the starfruit. If you see one of the Starfruit is in green and the other is brown. This shows how one is nice and ripe and the other is rotten or has gone old. The starfruit is approximately 4 inches, and the width is about 2 inches. The actual tree is about 4 - 5 meters tall. The starfruit tree actually produces a lot of starfruit. The Starfruit is actually a native plant to Singapore.

Habitat:

SAS rainforest

Species ID Suggestions

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kfox
great spotting
kfox
describe the plant and the fruit so that others might use your scientific description to help identify something that they find in the future!

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Singapore American School Rainforest
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PublishedMarch 11, 2014

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