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The Nippon Loquat only has one large seed in the center, and the size of the loquat is at least twice the size of seedling loquats.
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Large clusters of Loquat fruit form on Loquat trees that can easily be picked or eaten straight off the tree. The flavor of the Loquat shares a similar taste with Japanese persimmons.
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The Loquat tree is often called the Japanese plum in the south and is an evergreen tree loaded with custard-like fruit in May that hangs from the tree in giant clusters.
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