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Sapotaceae occurs as family of flowering plants, belonging to order Ericales. A personal includes around 800 species of evergreen trees and bush within roughly 65 genera (35-75, based in generic definition). Distribution is pantropical.

Numbers of mintage make edible fruits, and/or use more economic utilizes. Mintage noted for their edible fruits include Manilkara zapota (Sapodilla, Sapota), Manilkara chicle (Chicle), Chrysophyllum cainito (Star-apple or Golden Leaf Tree), Pouteria (Abiu, Canistel, Eggfruit), and Sideroxylon australe (Australian native plum).

Trees of the genus Palaquium (Gutta-percha) produce an significant latex with a wide kind of utilizes.

A seeds of the Tree Argania spinosa (L.) Skeels produces an edible oil, traditionally harvested around Marocco.

A cognomen is according to Sapodilla, the title currently treated as a equivalent word of Manilkara (also once known per invalid title Achras).

Argania Aubregrinia Aulandra Autranella Baillonella Breviea Burckella Butyrospermum Capurodendron Chromolucuma Chrysophyllum Delpydora Diploknema Diploon Eberhardtia Ecclinusa Elaeoluma Englerophytum Faucherea Gluema Inhambanella Isonandra Labourdonnaisia Labramia Lecomtedoxa
Leptostylis Letestua Madhuca Manilkara Micropholis Neohemsleya Neolemonniera Nesoluma Niemeyera Northia Omphalocarpum Palaquium Payena Pichonia Pouteria Pradosia Pycnandra Sarcaulus Sideroxylon Tieghemella Tridesmostemon Tsebona Vitellaria Vitellariopsis Xantolis

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The Sapotaceae
trees or shrubs with milky sap comprising about...

Description of Sapotaceae
Habit and leaf form; Anatomy; Morphology; Physiology; Biochemistry; Geography.






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