Fruits (7)

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Papaya grows on many cocoa farms. Edumfe, Ghana, 2003










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Papaya, a treat for many cocoa farmers. Edumfe, Ghana, 2003.







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Miracle fruit growing on the floor of the forest, Mamfe, Cameroon, 2004. If you nibble on the flesh, every food you eat tastes sweet for hours.






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Common sight along streets of Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire: pineapple juice maker/vender. 2004.










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Wild pineapples growing in a cocoa grove. Gonate, Cote d'Ivoire, 2004.







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Cola nuts. Daloa, Cote d'Ivoire, 2004. These have no flavor other than bitterness. Cola beverages, although taking their name from the plant, contain no Kola nuts.







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Plantains donated to us by the village of Mmaniaye, Ghana, 2008.