The star fruit, also known as carambola, is a tropical fruit native to Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Philippines, and India. Star fruit is now grown in Hawaii, Florida, Malaysia, and Brazil, among other places. Star fruit has no major issues when a healthy individual eats eat it, but if you have kidney problems or are on certain medications, you should steer clear. High levels of oxalic acid in the star fruit can build up in weakened kidneys causing nausea, vomiting, mental confusion, and convulsions. Also, some medications can have major interactions with the star fruit, usually the same medications that warn you not to eat grapefruit. It can increase the potency of the medication in the body.
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Starfruit is a fruit and very healthy.
It is called starfruit because it is shapes as a star and it is a fruit.
strawberries because they are sweet and juicy.
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That is one spelling of "starfruit" (Averrhoa carambola) although commonly as two words "star fruit."
Though a member of the Mesangiospermae group, Carambola (Starfruit) are not Monocotyledons (monocots), but are actually Eudicotyledons (Eudicots).
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As looked up on google it says "how to plant a starfruit tree" so i think it is grown on a tree
Starfruit are grown in Southern Florida and in SE Asia.To eat, just slice into stars. There's no need to peel. Starfruit are ready to eat starting when they're almost all yellow. Browning on their tips are just natural.
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