Soursop Fruit

Soursop (anmiss muriata) is a plant that comes from the Caribbean, Central America and South America. This plant is grown commercially for the pulp. It grows well - watered, preferably cultivated in well-watered areas. In Indonesian, soursop can grow well at an altitude of 1000 m above sea level. The name sirsak sendiei is derived from the Dutch zuurzak, which means sour sac. Soursop trees can reach a height of 50 feet [m9 m]. The egg-shaped soursop leaves are somewhat thick and the smooth dark green surface of the top is younger on the underside. A fruit soup is a taproot. It has a woody trunk and can live to last. A single flower in the file between the triangle and the petals. The compound aggregate has a soft, white, rich pulp and a short thorn that has a sweet taste. The seeds in one aggregate number into many black shiny colors.