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Custard apple is a tropical fruit plant. Scientific name of custard apple is Annona reticulata. It belongs to the family Annonaceae. Annona reticulata is also known as ‘the Bullock’s Heart’, bull’s heart, Jamaica apple, and netted custard apple.
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Growing Practices and Food Uses
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Fruits from Annonaceae Family
Custard Apples
Sugar Apples or Sweet Sop
Cherimoya
Sour Sop
Fruits from Annonaceae Family
The plant family Annonaceae is known for thousands of edible species of fruit plants. Most of these plants are perennial trees that prefer warm humid tropical climate for their growth and fruit production. Among these fruit trees, the most popular fruit trees are Annona reticulata (custard apples), Annona squamosa (sugar apples), Annona muricata (sour sop) and Annona cherimola (cherimoya).
tree-3330097_960_720.jpgFigure 1: Sour Sop or Annona muricata
Though almost all plant species from the genus Annonaceae prefer tropical climate, some species such as Annona cherimola prefers subtropical to mild temperate climate for its growth. All these plant species can
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