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JAPANESE PLUM LOQUAT

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Originally appearing in Volume V16, Page 991 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MEDLAR, known botanically as Eriobotrya japonica, small
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evergreen tree belonging to the natural order
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Rosaceae, with large thick oval-oblong leaves borne near the ends of the branches, and dark green above with a rusty tomentum on the
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lower face . The fruit ispear-shaped, yellow, about 12 in. long and contains large stony seeds; it has an agreeable acid flavour . The plant is a native of
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China and
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Japan, but is widely grown for its fruit and as a decorative plant . It is a familiar
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object in the Mediterranean region and in the
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southern
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United States .

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