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mangosteen

Evergreen tropical tree Garcinia mangostana in family Guttiferae, native to Malaysia. Its red flowers are followed by round brownish-purple fruits about 6 cm/2 in in diameter. Inside the thick rind, the fruits consist of segments of soft, white, sweet pulp.

Mangosteen trees are not easy to propagate; also, they grow slowly, and may take 15 years to produce their first fruit.
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