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Quijos Granadilla
Passiflora popenovii
a.k.a. Passiflore de Popenoe

Yellow passion fruit about the size of a purple passion fruit. Pulp is gray and is said to taste highly aromatic.

Description: No cultural information available. Flowers bear a passing resemblance to the common Passiflora alatocaerulea.

Propagation: Seed or cuttings.

Uses: Usually eaten fresh.

Native Range: Native to mid-elevation areas of Colombia and Ecuador.