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Longgong Fruit are harvested at World Tropical Fruit Agricultural Base in Dalu Town of Qionghai City in Hainan Province after years of testing and research into developing the ideal agricultural conditions. /Photo provided to CGTN
Appetizing Longgong Fruit hang invitingly from a tree at the World Tropical Fruit Agricultural Base in Dalu Town of Qionghai City in Hainan Province. /Photo provided to CGTN
Longgong Fruit are harvested at World Tropical Fruit Agricultural Base in Dalu Town of Qionghai City in Hainan Province after years of testing and research into developing the ideal agricultural conditions. /Photo provided to CGTN
Longgong Fruit, which looks like flowers on the verge of blooming, have their outer skin peeled off for people to enjoy. /Photo provided to CGTN
Like flowers in bloom, Longgong Fruit from the World Tropical Fruit Agricultural Base in Dalu Town of Qionghai City in Hainan Province are ready to eat. /Photo provided to CGTN
The sweet-sour taste of Longgong Fruit that leaves a tangy feeling in the mouth could soon be coming to a store near you from Qionghai City in the tropical island province of Hainan.
Also known as langsat, Longgong trees have been undergoing extensive research and testing for the past 10 years at the World Tropical Fruit Agricultural Base in Dalu Town, and have finally produced fruit this year.
The exotic fruit that's native to Malaysia and Thailand was brought to Hainan in the hope it could adapt to the tropical climatic conditions there, starting a 10-year journey to establish the right agricultural conditions for trees to produce fruit.
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