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Félicitations jen pour cette belle serie,ce fruit ,la pomme-cannelle que j'adore!! magnifique présentation!!!
nadoune · 2007-06-15: 19:02
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Wow, I've never seen this fruit before - thanks for opening my eyes :)
aurian · 2007-06-15: 19:27
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Mmmmmmm!!! Délicious! Un vrai délice! Its english name is : "custard apple". Son nom en anglais est "custard apple".
miclaud · 2007-06-15: 20:11
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Love the juice fruit photo what an interesting fruit
Lumierenatural · 2007-06-15: 20:42
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I've never seen anything like this before. (That's what is so exciting about the blog). What a fascinating presentation. My favorite photo is the fruit.
photopoet · 2007-06-15: 20:43
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Je ne connaissais pas ce fruit. Les photos sont superbes.
LisetteT · 2007-06-15: 21:23
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bravo ! i'm watching one on my street, never saw a flower! Annona squamosa
aimeric · 2007-06-15: 21:31
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Très belle présentation de ce fruit.Merci Jen de nous mettre l'eau à la bouche.
Mabi938 · 2007-06-15: 22:38
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What an unusual and interesting plant! I've never seen anything like it before....either the flower or the fruit. It looks delicious! Your macros are gorgeous!
Carley · 2007-06-15: 23:27
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ar... i tried it before... You can find it in Malaysia or maybe other asian countries too... Yes, it's nice... I still remember how it tastes like...
emmetan · 2007-06-16: 00:50
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Ton reportage (photo et texte) sur la "pomme-cannelle"est très intéressant et il nous donne envie d'y goûter. Très belles photos.
JacquesR · 2007-06-16: 01:49
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Fascinating!
jet28 · 2007-06-16: 02:10
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Cool Close up, belle présentation ! J'adores tes set photos ! Mes yeux petilles en regardant tes photos comme un gosse qui découvre de nouvelles chose ! Encore des fruit que je ne connaissait pas Wow :) Merci de me faire découvrire toutes ces chose splendide de la nature
Vanouch · 2007-06-16: 03:41
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Lovely set - they go together beautifully.
rolpa · 2007-06-16: 03:53
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cœur-de-bœuf en Afrique (Congo, Maroc), bullock's-heart in Australia & anona en México
aimeric · 2007-06-16: 08:20
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AH! we have this in Thailand too, and it really tast fantastic!:)
OC110481 · 2007-06-16: 11:04
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Thanks Miclaud, Varshaembar and Aimeric for the names ! Thanks to everyone for your comments !
jendayee · 2007-06-16: 11:07
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Lovely set. I especially like the third.
Aniruddha · 2007-06-16: 12:31
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very interesting presentation.
mimax2 · 2007-06-16: 13:02
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oh lovely very creative
PaulGraham · 2007-06-16: 13:57
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Superbe série de botanique, les photos sont belles... même si je n'aime pas le fruit.. eh, oui, çà arrive.
domelia · 2007-06-16: 14:18
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SO N!CE.. my favourite is #7..
misheel · 2007-06-16: 16:03
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Never seen those flowers in my life..... interesting... come and have a look at my wild flower set...
????? · 2007-06-16: 17:09
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You have captured the circle of life so well....great set!
mugsycat · 2007-06-16: 19:53
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I love seeing and learning about new things. This fruit is all new to me, too. I hope to try a custard apple some day!
lamoon53 · 2007-06-16: 21:12
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Great set...
deleted090307 · 2007-06-17: 03:11
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its a very famous fruit in india..
viralshah · 2007-06-17: 08:24
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nice lesson :)
hazaj · 2007-06-17: 09:10
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i ahve never heard of this flower or fruit - but these shots tell alot! Incredible macro work!!!!
MidsummerSilence · 2007-06-17: 22:27
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Annona squamosa (Sugar-apple, Sweetsop or Custard Apple). We called them "Noi-Na" in Thai. Very sweet and luscious fruit!. The seeds can be dangerous for small childrend though. My mom didn't like us having them too much when we were younger :p
fishbud · 2007-06-18: 10:53
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another new flower! It is a wonderful plant. I love how you showed and explained it all to us - really neat
magpy · 2007-06-18: 16:24
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Nice set :) I remember tasting this when I was in Sri Lanka! Some people don't like the consistency of it but it can be very sweet.
Thanuja122 · 2007-06-21: 12:28
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This is a famous fruit in INDIA, we call Seethaphal. Seetha - Winter; Phal -Fruit. We have SeethaPhal Icecreams and they are very delicious and expensive as well; We have this plant in our backyard, but our riped fruit is still green in color and its just great.!! nice SHOTS.
Jaggy · 2008-07-31: 20:48
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