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Cocoa

Theobroma cacao

Photo by allisong1
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Field Notes

Description:

The bean has a dark grass green color, and is about five inches long, and four inches wide. This bean is also used to make chocolate. Also studies show an inverse relationship between the consumption of cocoa and the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Habitat:

Origin is from The west Africa mostly Ivory Coast and Gunna are full of Cocoa.

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