Sitafal
Annona squamosa, commonly known as sitafal . The Sugar-Apple produces round or heart-shaped fruit with a knobby surface. The skin of the fruit is green and turns slightly yellowish when ripe. When opened, the fruit reveals creamy, sweet, and aromatic flesh containing black seeds. The fruit of Annona squamosa is the primary reason for its cultivation. It's consumed fresh and is used in various desserts, juices, and smoothies.
Name Of Tree | Sitafal |
Scientific Name | Annona squamosa |
Family | Annonaceae |
Native | Native |
Average Height | 10 to 20 feet |
Oxygen Produced in a Year/Lifetime | 12 kgs |
Carbon Sequestration in a Lifetime | 386 kgs |
Biodiversity Attraction | Bees, Butterflies, and Ants |
Age of the tree in Months/Year | 2 TO 2.5 Years |
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