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alpha010 · 04-08-2009, 08:58 PM

If the fruit is roughly softball size then, my guess would be asian or some other type of guava......but then again, not sure what a guava plant looks like, just the fruit. Or, possibly some sort of Sapo- family derivative. Cut one up, if it has consistency of an apple with small white seeds and pungent odor then guava. I just recieved an asian in the mail the other day and it looked almost exactly like that fruit (was also to much to handle to eat).

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