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John2468

By John2468
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Hello, what are these trees growing at the edge of the water? Thanks!

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58 minutes ago, John2468 said:

Hello, what are these trees growing at the edge of the water? Thanks!

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Possibility that comes to mind would be Pond Apple,  but need to see some leafy close ups to be more certain. 

Fluted trunks i can see on some of them diminishes  -but doesn't completely-  rule out the possibility of these being one of the Mangroves. 

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3 hours ago, Silas_Sancona said:



Possibility that comes to mind would be Pond Apple,  but need to see some leafy close ups to be more certain. 

Fluted trunks i can see on some of them diminishes  -but doesn't completely-  rule out the possibility of these being one of the Mangroves. 

Here are some more close ups: Leaves are ~5in long

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2 minutes ago, John2468 said:

Here are some more close ups: Leaves are ~5in long

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Yep,  Definitely Pond Apple,  Annona glabra.

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