Lucuma
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Other Identifiers
Wikidata:
Q24128735
Library of congress:
sh2005003647
Sources of Information
- Work cat.: 2005403184: Balbi, M. Lúcuma : un legado de savor prehispánico, 2003.
- Tradewinds Fruit web site, June 1, 2005(Lucuma, Pouteria lucuma (Lucuma obovata), a.k.a Lucmo. Round or ovoid, green fruit with a bright yellow pulp that is said to be very appealing. Fruits can have an odd aftertaste. It is very popular in part of South America.)
- Essential Living Foods web site, June 6, 2005(Lucuma (Lucuma obovata or Pouteria obovata))
- Peruvian fruits web site, June 6, 2005(Lucuma fruit (Lucuma obovata) is one of the lost crops of the Incas)
- Martin, F.M. Perennial edible fruits of the tropics, 1987:p. 61 (Pouteria obovata, common names: lucmo, lucumo, lucma, lucuma)
- Fruits of tropical and subtropical origin, 1990:p. 58 (Lucuma (lucumo))
- Tropical and subtropical fruits, 1998:p. 111 (Lucumo, Pouteria lucuma, other: P. insignis, P. obovata, Lucuma obovata, L. bifida, Richardella lucuma & Achras lucuma, other names: Lucma, lucuma)
- Morton, J.F. Fruits of warm climates, 1987:p. 405 (Lucmo, Pouteria lucuma, syn. Pouteria insignis, Lucuma obovata)