coconut tree

Coconut (Cocos nucifera L.) is a fruit produced by plants in the palm family of the genus Cocos. This plant is a tall and sturdy tree like plant with thick stems; The leaves are fully lobed, with most of the petals being linear lanceolate, and the petioles being thick and robust; Petals are oval or nearly spherical in shape; The outer skin is thin, the middle skin is thick and fibrous, and the inner skin is woody; When seeds germinate, they emerge through holes, and the fruit cavity is rich in endosperm and juice. The skin is thin, and the seeds germinate excessively; The flowering and fruiting period mainly occurs in autumn. The origin center of coconut trees is in the Melanesian Islands and New Zealand in the Pacific Ocean, where archaeologists have discovered coconut fossils dating back one million years in the alluvial deposits.