The Marula is a handsome, spreading tree of wooded savannah, and belongs to the mango (Anacardiaceae) family. It favours sandy soils in the warmer, eastern parts of the continent, where it may grow up to 15 metres in height.
Few African trees are held in such high esteem by indigenous peoples, for the Marula has a multitude of uses in terms of diet and culture. The abundant crop of fruit - high in vitamin C - is the source of jelly and jam as well as the basis for a potent liquor. This has been commercialised in recent times as 'Amarula Cream' - one of South Africa's most successful exports.
(I perdoneu la broma fàcil del títol, si us plau.)
Few African trees are held in such high esteem by indigenous peoples, for the Marula has a multitude of uses in terms of diet and culture. The abundant crop of fruit - high in vitamin C - is the source of jelly and jam as well as the basis for a potent liquor. This has been commercialised in recent times as 'Amarula Cream' - one of South Africa's most successful exports.
(I perdoneu la broma fàcil del títol, si us plau.)
3 comentaris:
perdonat! ( encara que a mi m'ha fet gràcia..)
Uau, estrenem secció de documentals de la naturales! Ara ja puc dir que he aprés coses importants i de cultura general en aquest bloc XD
jajaja aquesta versió és ampliada de la meva! sort que ells no han d'anar l'endemà a treballar...
el millor el mico!
jajaja... aquí es demostra que els humans no som tan únics...
molaa :)
petons a tooots!
desapareguuuts
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