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12022-05-28T13:26:18-07:00Quinn Schwabauerc956296b3a71313515a7b42080b7c21898a4e1b3406884plain2022-05-29T16:15:36-07:00Jasmine White5e6d9f39f5dca14a5efcc5b40c2233506f634d6eIt often has 2 seeds, but 1 to 5 are possible. The seeds are round/oval and are dark brown with a glossy appearance. Lucuma nut oil, which is extracted from the seeds, is rich in fatty acids and is believed to help treat skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema. It has been found to promote skin regeneration, based on studies looking at zebrafish caudal fin regeneration and wound closure in cd-1 mice.
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12022-05-11T11:32:54-07:00Quinn Schwabauerc956296b3a71313515a7b42080b7c21898a4e1b3Pouteria lucuma, botanical illustration4Botanical illustration of Pouteria lucuma, including branch, fruit, leaf, and flower.full2022-05-29T16:42:20-07:00Quinn Schwabauerc956296b3a71313515a7b42080b7c21898a4e1b3
