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Yes, bush tomato, also known as desert raisin or solanum centrale, is grown commercially, particularly in Australia. It is valued for its unique flavor and nutritional properties, making it popular in gourmet foods and health products. Commercial cultivation has increased due to growing interest in native Australian ingredients and bush foods. However, its production is still relatively niche compared to more widely cultivated crops.
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