biriba
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- Rollinia
pulchrinervis), both called biriba by some authorities, are cultivated for their fruit. Most species of Rollinia are spined or segmented, green-skinned, small trees, with soft fruits about 7.6 cm (3 inches) across. The flowers have three spurlike outside petals and three minute inner petals.
Read Morepulchrinervis), both called biriba by some authorities, are cultivated for their fruit. Most species of Rollinia are spined or segmented, green-skinned, small trees, with soft fruits about 7.6 cm (3 inches) across. The flowers have three spurlike outside petals and three minute inner petals.
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MagnolialesFruit…to by the common name biriba, and both are widely cultivated, particularly throughout Brazil, for their delicious fruits.
Read More…to by the common name biriba, and both are widely cultivated, particularly throughout Brazil, for their delicious fruits.
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