Lowland Cherimoya

Annona macroprophyllata Donn.Sm.

Central Mexico to Honduras

A shrub or small tree of the custard-apple family from the Pacific lowlands of Mexico and northern Central America, closely related to the cherimoya, sugar apple and soursop. Its Spanish names, anona blanca and anona amarilla, refer to the pale or rosy flesh of its fruit. Detailed horticultural descriptions were not found in the allowed sources.

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Central Mexico to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras

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FamilyAnnonaceae

Spanish nameAnona Amarilla

Also known asIlama, Ilama, Anona blanca, Ilamazapote, Anona amarilla

Native toCentral Mexico to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras; introduced to Nicaragua

Tag	Garden area	Zone	Planted	Status	Sponsored	Note
301	Orchard	—	5 July 2019	Planted	—

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