Annona squamosa

Annona squamosa or sugar apple , (scientific name: Annona squamosa), is native to the West Indies and is a semi-deciduous shrub in the family Annonaceae and its fruit. The tree height is 6-8 m. Light green amphoteric flowers bloom from spring to early summer. An insect medium that fertilizes with an insect.
Green long egg-shaped fruit is set after flowering. The surface of the pulp is uneven, similar to the head of Shakyamuni. The flesh is milky and has a watermelon-like black seed. It is a raw material for raw food, sherbet and ice cream, but the taste is sweet and sweet, but it has a crisp feeling like a pear.