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cooldoggy

Olive looking Indian fruit ?

CoolDoggy
19 years ago

Can anyone identify the fruit described below ?

It is called 'navval'(in Tamil) and is small , looks like a ripe olive .. and has one seed like an olive. It tastes kinda sweet and sour.

Please help me find this fruit .

Thanks

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