490. Fruit grown in the Seychelles.

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An attractive and delicious fruit is the Framboisier (Rubus rosaefolius, Sm.) in the boat of Banana leaf, with foliage and flowers by the side. It is a native of Malaya and a colonist in the Seychelles ; and the Indian Mango and American Soursop (Ano

Media ID 5081669

Date: 25th May 2011

Filename: MN_490-004440LA090603_00046.jpg

Image Size: 8580 x 5832 Pixels

Filesize is 31.35MB

Associated Categories: Marianne North

Keywords: american soursop art artist banana leaf capucin tree fruit indian mango leaves marianne north painting seychelles