Spondias
Spondias (family Anacardiaceae) A genus of trees, most of which have pinnate leaves. The fruit is a slightly angled drupe with a big round or angled stone, edible in several species (hog plum). There are 10 species occurring in Indo-Malaysia and tropical America.
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