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This angry-looking specimin hails from the Andes Mountains. Should it receive 8-10 hours of sunlight a day, it will produce an orange colored fruit said to taste like a cross between a pinapple and a lemon -- this is why its name originates from the Spanish phrase for "Little Orange."
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- Photographer: D. Eberhart
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- Thursday 28 July 2016
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- Saturday 10 September 2016
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- Botanical Gardens, Cornell Plantation, Cornell Plantation Botanical Gardens, Cornell Plantations, Cornell University, Flower, Flower Garden, Flowers, Flowers & Plants, Garden, Garden Flower, Gardens, Ithaca NY, Macro, Mean-looking plant, Naranjilla, Naranjilla Leaf, New York State, Solanum angulatum, Solanum quitoense, Spikes, Thorns
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