garambulla

• Nom désignant un cactus arborescent originaire de l'ouest du Mexique, qui produit de petits fruits comestibles allongés rappelant des baies, ainsi que le fruit lui-même.

A noun referring to an arborescent cactus native to western Mexico that produces a small, oblong, edible berrylike fruit, as well as the fruit itself.

1. Cactus plantC1formalamerican

   A type of tree-like cactus native to western Mexico that produces small, oblong, edible fruits resembling berries.

   Myrtillocactus geometrizans

   • The garambulla cactus grows abundantly in the dry regions of western Mexico.
   • Farmers cultivate garambulla for its sweet, berry-like fruit.
   • The garambulla plant can reach several meters in height.

2. Edible fruitC1formalamerican

   The small, oblong, berry-like fruit produced by the garambulla cactus, often used in local cuisine.

   Fruit de la garambulla

   • The garambulla fruit has a sweet and slightly tangy flavor.
   • Locals harvest garambulla berries to make jams and desserts.
   • Fresh garambulla is a popular snack in the markets of western Mexico.