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sweetsop tree

 

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Noun sweetsop tree has 1 sense
  1. sweetsop, sweetsop tree, Annona squamosa - tropical American tree bearing sweet pulpy fruit with thick scaly rind and shiny black seeds
    --1 is a kind of custard apple, custard apple tree
    --1 has parts: sweetsop, anon, sugar apple

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Sweetsop Tree

Description:

The sweetsop tree, scientifically known as Annona squamosa, is a tropical evergreen tree native to the Americas. It belongs to the Annonaceae family and produces delicious sweet fruits that are often called sweetsop or sugar-apple.

Senses and Usages:

Noun: The term "sweetsop tree" refers to the actual tree itself.

Sample Sentence 1: The sweetsop tree in our backyard provides shade during hot summer days.

Sample Sentence 2: The sweetsop tree bears fruit twice a year, and its seeds are not edible.

Noun: "Sweetsop" can also be used to refer to the fruit produced by the sweetsop tree.

Sample Sentence 1: I plucked a ripe sweetsop from the tree and enjoyed its juicy, creamy flesh.

Sample Sentence 2: The sweetsop is known for its exotic flavor and custard-like texture.

Adjective: "Sweetsop" can also describe anything resembling or characteristic of the sweetsop tree or its fruit.

Sample Sentence 1: The sweetsop-flavored ice cream was a delightful treat on a hot summer evening.

Sample Sentence 2: The sweetsop tree's leaves have a pleasant, aromatic scent.

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