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Strange and mysterious fruit tree

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JoshH starts with ...
Does anyone recognise this fruit tree?

It is about 5m tall and has green and then yellow un ripened fruit. The fruit turns black and my dogs are going nuts for it!

Thanks!
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15th August 2015 2:19pm
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denise1 says...
Atractocarpus fitzalanii I do believe. A native tree. I have eaten them from the Mt coot-tha botanical garden in Brisbane the size of tennis balls and tasted ok. called brown gardenia or yellow mangosteen.
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MIke T1 says...
They are a wild tree all over the place here.Some claim they are edible and someone should try the experiment.
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JoshH says...
Thanks so much guys! I think you are right!!!
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