Terminalia catappa, the badamier, is also known under the names of tropical almond tree, and in the West Indies, almond-country.
It is a tree that can reach twenty meters in height, native to New Guinea, and naturalized in many tropical regions.
Badamier almonds are edible and consumed in tropical regions.
The badamier has shiny and deciduous leaves, which can reach about thirty centimeters in length. The leaves turn red before falling.
Badamier has flowers of a greenish-yellow color, which are collected on elongated peduncles. He is self-fertile.
The fruit of the badamier tree, called badame nut, tropical almond, or in the West Indies almond-country, is a yellowish-green fruit that takes on shades of red when ripe. The flesh of the fruit is pulpy and edible, but it is above all the almond that is consumed because it is excellent. The taste of the tropical almond is similar to that of the hazelnut.

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