THE YACANÈ.

The fruit of the yacanè tree is of a yellow colour, about as large as a

middle-sized citron, and in taste like a rotten pear.

THE QUABỸRA GUAZÙ, AND

THE QUABIYÙ.

The quabỹra guazù, which somewhat resembles a plum, and the quabiyù,

which is more like a cherry, are used both as meat and drink. The

quabỹra is very abundant, and much liked by the Indians; but was always

nauseous to my taste, for it smells like a bug. Both the trees which

produce these fruits afford very good wood for turning.

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