Banana Sapota Plant with nursery cover
The fruit of the Banana Sapota variety is oval or banana-like in shape. It is typically larger than regular sapota and has a more elongated form, resembling the shape of a small banana. However, it still maintains the characteristic brown skin and smooth texture.
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Made In: India
Description:
Botanical Characteristics:
- Scientific Name: Manilkara zapota
- Common Names: Banana Sapota, Chikoo, Sapodilla, Chiku
- Family: Sapotaceae
The Banana Sapota is essentially a variety of the sapota tree, which is renowned for its rich, sweet fruit. The term "banana sapota" typically refers to a variety that might have a slightly elongated, banana-shaped fruit, but it is still part of the same botanical family as other varieties of sapota.
2. Physical Characteristics:
- Tree Size: Like other sapota trees, the Banana Sapota tree is a large evergreen tree that can reach heights of 10–15 meters (30–50 feet) in height. In commercial orchards, it is often pruned to a more manageable size.
- Leaves: The tree has dark green, leathery leaves, which are alternate and elongated. These leaves are characteristic of the sapotaceae family and give the tree a dense, tropical appearance.
- Flowers: The flowers are small, yellowish-green, and somewhat fragrant, and they grow in clusters. The flowers typically bloom in the spring and are followed by fruiting in the late summer or fall.
Botanical Characteristics:
- Scientific Name: Manilkara zapota
- Common Names: Banana Sapota, Chikoo, Sapodilla, Chiku
- Family: Sapotaceae
The Banana Sapota is essentially a variety of the sapota tree, which is renowned for its rich, sweet fruit. The term "banana sapota" typically refers to a variety that might have a slightly elongated, banana-shaped fruit, but it is still part of the same botanical family as other varieties of sapota.
2. Physical Characteristics:
- Tree Size: Like other sapota trees, the Banana Sapota tree is a large evergreen tree that can reach heights of 10–15 meters (30–50 feet) in height. In commercial orchards, it is often pruned to a more manageable size.
- Leaves: The tree has dark green, leathery leaves, which are alternate and elongated. These leaves are characteristic of the sapotaceae family and give the tree a dense, tropical appearance.
- Flowers: The flowers are small, yellowish-green, and somewhat fragrant, and they grow in clusters. The flowers typically bloom in the spring and are followed by fruiting in the late summer or fall.
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