This
plant belongs to the species Passiflora, a species that has about 400 types of
Passiflora and is native to southwestern America.
The passiflora plant grows in countries as Texas and Arizona.
From
the Passiflora plant species, about 60 species are edible.
The fruit is a small berry, it
tastes sweet, aromatic, and yellow when it is ripe.
Ripped
fruits of wild passion fruit are delicious, but they are also a rich source of
antioxidants, minerals, vitamins, and fiber. 100 grams of fruit contain about 97
calories.
The
wild passion fruit of this passiflora plant has a rich content of vitamin C, about 30 milligrams per 100
grams, and a high content of vitamin A and flavonoid antioxidants, such as
beta-carotene and Beta-cryptoxanthin.
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Fruits
have a fine foliage cloak, like was crochet very carefully by nature.
The foliage of the passiflora plant fruits as you can observe from the photo makes foam, due to the saponins content, for this reason, the passiflora plant is used in the industry of detergents and soap.
- This article has an informational character so before beginning an alternative cure with plants presented, you must inform your doctor, because he knows your medical history.
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