In Senegal, on all the street stalls of peanut sellers, we find this fruit covered with a brown shell. The ditakh is globose with a rather large central core covered with a floury green pulp, acidulous and intermingled with fibers adhering to the core, the whole covered with a shell to be broken. The fruit is laughed...
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