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I found this granadilla like plant

 
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Hi, walking alone in The jungle i found this plant growing wildy producing fruits similar to granadilla , but smaller  and The color is more yellowish.

Any idea of The name of this plant?


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Sure looks like a passiflora. There are some 550 species. i wouldn’t try to tell you which that is. it’s probably edible when ripe.
 
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If people ask for a plant ID I always recommend to add the location.

Passiflora edulis var flavicarpa (up to 4" fruit size) or the invasive Passiflora laurifolia (Water Lemon, up to 2" fruit size) comes to my mind...
 
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seeing the leaves may help identify. I agree from the way the flower is on the fruit, some kind of passiflora.
 
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