What type of sapote is this?? (forum)
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Hi. We recently moved into a new house and have discovered a tree which bears fruit as per the attached picture. I believe it may be a black sapote. Internally it doesn't look like your beautifully shiny, seedless variety from the video, but perhaps it may be a seeded version. Any suugestions??
Time: 16th April 2013 7:51am
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Phil@Tyalgum says...
The photo didn't load - someone may be able to help if you attach an image. You can edit your previous post if you just click the edit button.
Time: 16th April 2013 7:04pm
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Anonymous says...
Sorry, it mustn't have worked. Let me try again.
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Time: 18th April 2013 7:00pm
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Mike says...
That is no black sapote.A green one from the tree,some leaves and a look at the seeds would help ID.It looks to have been picked a long time ago.
Time: 19th April 2013 7:44am
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Jason says...
I'll take a guess at star apple
Time: 19th April 2013 5:33pm
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