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Chapter XI. The Sapotaceous Fruits |
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This section is from the book "Manual Of Tropical And Subtropical Fruits", by Wilson Popenoe. Also available from Amazon: Manual Of Tropical And Subtropical Fruits.
The sapotaceous fruits are so named from the family Sapota-ceae, to which they belong, and which in turn is named from the old generic name Sapota (now represented in Achras Sapota, the sapodilla). The species are mostly tropical, although a few species of little economic importance are native in the United States north of the Florida Keys.
 
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