Atemoya 'Geffner' (Annona × atemoya) Mamey Sapote In traditional Southeast Asian medicine

In traditional Southeast Asian medicine

these gumball-sized Brazilian bites are a rare find

This striking plant is renowned for its vibrant red

and Linalool make the plant medicinally valuable

Atemoya 'Geffner' (Annona × atemoya) Mamey Sapote In traditional Southeast Asian medicineMeet the beloved Atemoya, a rare cross between Cherimoya and Sugar Apple. Its name, "Atemoya'', stems from Sugar Apples Mexican name, "ate", and the later portion of Cherimoyas "moya". A member of the Annonaceae family, Atemoya bears distinctive aesthetics with rinds of fused, angular areoles of pea green to pale blue hues. Weighing up to 5 lbs a piece, the tropical deciduous hybrid of Sugar Apple and Cherimoya grows sweet, sub acidic tasty fruits.