The Genip Tree and the Mangrove

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The Genip Tree and the Mangrove

Genip trees (guh-NIP) A genip tree can grow to 80 feet tall Genips are small, sweet and sour fruits that have many names depending on what country you’re in! http://www.dictionary.com/browse/genip

To eat a genip, you peel off the green skin and suck out the fruit inside. It is sweet and sour!

Mangrove tree Mangrove trees grow in salty waters Mangroves have propped roots which stick out of the water and provide shelter to animals http://www.dictionary.com/browse/mangrove?s=t

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