Annona aff. jahnii

Annona aff. jahnii is a rare and intriguing species closely related to Annona jahnii, discovered in the Colombian Caribbean, growing very close to the sea—a highly unusual habitat for Annonaceae. This small tree, reaching a maximum height of about 3 meters, makes it ideal for ornamental planting, especially in coastal or tropical gardens.

The fruit is elongated and turns yellow when fully ripe, with a sweet, rich flavor that makes it highly desirable for fresh consumption. Its appealing taste, manageable size, and adaptability to coastal conditions make this unidentified Annona a promising candidate for tropical fruit collectors, botanical gardens, and conservation-focused cultivation, especially in warm, humid, and saline-tolerant environments.

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