Sapodilla Collection

Discover the exotic allure of Sapodilla, also known as Nispero, Chico Sapote, or Brazilian Pawpaw (DDE-90038182, DDE-90038126, DDE-90038125

Sapodilla Collection: Guava, Brazilian pawpaw, and sapodilla

Guava, Brazilian pawpaw, and sapodilla
Guava tree, Psidium guajava 1, Brazilian pawpaw, Annona muricata 2, and sapodilla, Manilkara zapota 3, with fruit, flower and leaf

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Sapodilla Islands, Southern Belize, Central America. Date: 27/01/2010

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Belize, Toledo, Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve, Lime Caye. Clear Caribbean Sea beach view of Lime Caye with other outer cayes in the distance. Date: 15/05/2010

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Belize, Toledo, Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve, Lime Caye. Clear Caribbean Sea beach view of Lime Caye with other outer cayes in the distance. Date: 15/05/2010

Sapodilla Collection: Tropical fruits (colour litho)

Tropical fruits (colour litho)
3630256 Tropical fruits (colour litho) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tropical fruits. Illustration from Meyers Konversations-Lexicon, c1895.); © Look and Learn

Sapodilla Collection: Achras zapota, chicle tree

Achras zapota, chicle tree
Illustration from the Botany Library Plate Collection held at the Natural History Museum, London

Sapodilla Collection: Sapodilla / Nispero / Chico Sapote Fruit Latin can also be: Achras sapota L

Sapodilla / Nispero / Chico Sapote Fruit Latin can also be: Achras sapota L
WAT-8841 SAPODILLA / Nispero / Chico Sapote Fruit Venezuela Manilkara achras Latin can also be: Achras sapota, Sapota achras

White and green chewing gum squares, front view

Sapodilla (Manilkara zapota) close-up of fruit, near Kaeng Krachan, Thailand, november

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Discover the exotic allure of Sapodilla, also known as Nispero, Chico Sapote, or Brazilian Pawpaw (DDE-90038182, DDE-90038126, DDE-90038125). Hailing from the Sapotaceae family, specifically the Achras zapota or Manilkara zapota tree (Latin name), this tropical fruit shares a close relation with Guava. Its velvety, brown, oblong shape (DDE-90038125) conceals sweet, buttery flesh, reminiscent of a blend between peach and brown sugar. Savor its richness in Vitamin C and fiber. In some regions, sapodilla's sap is used to produce chicle, the base for traditional chewing gum (white and green squares, front view). Explore the vibrant colors of tropical fruits in this captivating lithograph. Captured near Kaeng Krachan, Thailand, in November, this close-up of a ripe sapodilla invites you to indulge in its delightful flavors.