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Custard apple

Custard apple is a family featuring mostly tropical trees and shrubs known for their fragrant, large flowers and simple, alternate leaves. The flowers are often pollinated by beetles, showcasing multiple petals in a whorled arrangement. Custard apple's fruit, usually fleshy and containing numerous seeds, plays a crucial role in the dispersal by attracting various wildlife, integral to their ecosystem.

Scientific classification

Family

Custard apple (Annonaceae)

Magnolias, nutmegs, and allies

Vascular plants

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Genus

Xylopia Meiogyne Artabotrys Pseuduvaria Dasymaschalon Unonopsis Goniothalamus Orophea Popowia Cymbopetalum

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