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Avacado Fruit Plant
Avocados are typically pear-shaped, though they can also be round or oval, depending on the variety. They typically weigh between 150–500 grams (5–17 ounces), but some varieties can be larger.
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Made In: India
Description:
Scientific Classification:
- Scientific Name: Persea americana
- Common Name: Avocado, Alligator Pear
- Family: Lauraceae
- Origin: Native to Central Mexico, though it is now cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions around the world.
2. Tree Description:
- Size: Avocado trees are typically medium-sized to large, reaching heights of 9 to 12 meters (30–40 feet) or more in ideal conditions, though they can be pruned to smaller sizes for easier harvesting.
- Leaves: The tree has dark green, leathery leaves that are lance-shaped and are arranged alternately along the branches.
- Flowers: Avocado trees produce small, yellow-green flowers arranged in clusters. The flowers are self-pollinating, but cross-pollination by bees or wind can improve fruit yield.
- Bark: The bark of an avocado tree is smooth, and over time, it may become rougher or cracked.
- Roots: Avocado trees have shallow roots that spread widely, so good soil drainage and space are important for healthy growth.
Scientific Classification:
- Scientific Name: Persea americana
- Common Name: Avocado, Alligator Pear
- Family: Lauraceae
- Origin: Native to Central Mexico, though it is now cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions around the world.
2. Tree Description:
- Size: Avocado trees are typically medium-sized to large, reaching heights of 9 to 12 meters (30–40 feet) or more in ideal conditions, though they can be pruned to smaller sizes for easier harvesting.
- Leaves: The tree has dark green, leathery leaves that are lance-shaped and are arranged alternately along the branches.
- Flowers: Avocado trees produce small, yellow-green flowers arranged in clusters. The flowers are self-pollinating, but cross-pollination by bees or wind can improve fruit yield.
- Bark: The bark of an avocado tree is smooth, and over time, it may become rougher or cracked.
- Roots: Avocado trees have shallow roots that spread widely, so good soil drainage and space are important for healthy growth.
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