What is another word for Ilama Tree?
Pronunciation: [ɪlˈɑːmə tɹˈiː] (IPA) 
The Ilama tree (Annona diversifolia) is a fruit-bearing plant that is native to Mexico and has a tropical climate for growth. Its fruit, also known as Ilama, is a sweet and creamy delicacy that resembles custard and is widely used for juice and desserts. The Ilama tree is commonly referred to as the "custard apple tree" or the "sugar-apple tree" due to its fruit's texture and flavor. Other common synonyms of the Ilama tree include the "triphaena tree," "green Ilama tree," "wild sugar apple," and "sour-sop." Despite having different names, all these synonyms refer to the same plant species and are commonly used interchangeably.
