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Scientific name: Annona crassiflora, commonly known as marolo, araticum cork, araticum of the cerrado or rough, is a flowering plant of the Annonaceae family and sweet fruits. It is native to Brazil and Paraguay. Much appreciated by the native peoples of the Brazilian cerrado. Araticum in the indigenous Guarani language, meaning `soft fruit`.

Marolo, araticum or bruto fruit . Tropical fruit of the original inhabitants of Brazil and Paraguai. Scientific name ; Annona
Marolo, araticum or bruto fruit . Tropical fruit of the original inhabitants of Brazil and Paraguai. Scientific name ; Annona
Marolo, araticum or bruto fruit . Tropical fruit of the original inhabitants of Brazil and Paraguai. Scientific name ; Annona
Marolo, araticum or bruto fruit . Tropical fruit of the original inhabitants of Brazil and Paraguai. Scientific name ; Annona
Yellow fruit of araticum annona crassiflora a tree from the Brazilian Cerrado

Yellow fruit of araticum annona crassiflora a tree from the Brazilian Cerrado
Yellow fruit of araticum annona crassiflora a tree from the Brazilian Cerrado

Yellow fruit of araticum annona crassiflora a tree from the Brazilian Cerrado
Yellow fruit of araticum annona crassiflora a tree from the Brazilian Cerrado

Yellow fruit of araticum annona crassiflora a tree from the Brazilian Cerrado
Yellow fruit of araticum annona crassiflora a tree from the Brazilian Cerrado
Exotic Fruit : araticum (Annona crassiflora).
Soursop Annona muricata, cut in half, isolated.
Annona squamosa, ripe on a tree