Pitaya

Pitaya

A tropical fruit with red pericap and sweet juicy pulp.

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pitaya

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A tropical fruit with red pericap and sweet juicy pulp.

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It describe something that has finished growing and is ready to be eaten: ripe fruit in the best condition for use; ready.

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