sapadillo-tree

Updated: June 17, 2025

Half a mile from shore there is good anchorage, opposite to which is a very good spring of fresh-water near the sea. The Sapadillo-tree is altogether like a pear-tree, and the fruit resembles a bergamot pear, but somewhat longer. When first gathered it is hard and the juice clammy; but after keeping a few days it becomes juicy and sweet.

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