ilama

• Arbre tropical d'Amérique cultivé dans le sud des États-Unis, produisant des fruits blanchâtres à teinte rosée, apparentés aux pommes-cannelle.

A tropical American tree cultivated in the southern United States, bearing a whitish fruit with a pinkish tinge that is related to custard apples.

1. Tropical treeB2formalamericanscientific

   A tropical American tree, cultivated in the southern United States, that produces a whitish, pink-tinged fruit.

   Ilama (arbre tropical)

   • The ilama tree thrives in warm, humid climates.
   • Farmers in Florida have started growing ilama for commercial fruit production.
   • The ilama's broad leaves provide dense shade in the orchard.

2. B2formalamericanculinary

   The whitish, aromatic fruit of the ilama tree, with a pinkish tinge, related to custard apples.

   Ilama (fruit de l'ilama)

   • The ilama fruit has a creamy texture and sweet flavor.
   • She sliced open an ilama to reveal its soft, custard-like flesh.
   • Ilama is often eaten fresh or used in desserts in its native regions.