COCONUT

Coconut (Cocos nucifera) is a palm species from the family of palmaceae (Arecaceae) that grows in tropical regions. It grows in tropical regions. The fruit is eaten. coconut fiber

obtained. It is also used in the form of white particles to decorate and add flavor to cakes and cakes.

A kind of "palm wine" is produced by fermenting the sap of the coconut, which exceeds 20 meters in length. A liquid obtained from its fruit is also used in medicine. Coconut begins to bear fruit between the ages of 7-13. It gives products up to 60 years. Lives up to 90-100 years.

Coconut palms grow from spring to late fall in a tropical region that receives 47 to 94 inches of rain per year. In the winter dry season, it should not be colder than 71 degrees Fahrenheit, and in the summer rainy season, it should not be warmer than 93 degrees. An established coconut palm will tolerate temperatures of up to 30 degrees, but if the growing tip at the top of the trunk is frozen, the palm will die. Dry and cold weather prematurely dries the leaves of coconut palms. Moisture is necessary for the flowering and development of fruits in the summer.