Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Coco Plum

11/11/2012 Volunteer Park, Plantation
11/11/2012 Volunteer Park, Plantation
                                             
11/11/2012 Volunteer Park, Plantation
                                                       

Coco Plum = Chrysobalanus icaco
Family: Chrysobalanaceae (Coco Plum Family)
Native to Florida, found in Hammocks, canal edges, 
coastal swamps and moist wetlands

Flowers are white in clusters, 1/3"
have a delicate fragrance.
Fruits 1 1/2", dark purple when ripe, used in jam.
All photos in this page were taken on
11/11/2012 at Volunteer Park, Plantation
11/11/2012 Volunteer Park, Plantation
11/11/2012 Volunteer Park, Plantation
                                                  
11/11/2012 Volunteer Park, Plantation

これは1インチ(2.5cm)位の、熟した色でした。
ちょうどブドウのような、巨峰の皮を手で
むいたときと同じ感じ、現れた白い実の感じもそっくり。
11/11/2012 Volunteer Park, Plantation

 
Just like a grape, the texture and the color, b
but a bigger seed inside.


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