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RE: How to make sweetened Indian gooseberries(آملہ)
Our gooseberry is a bush, no higher than a meter)) and with thorns))
The species was very similar, especially since the name (word) is the same. But botanically, these are completely different species from different families.
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The ones found in our area are of this type. They grow on a tree and have no thorns or hairs on them, and they have a single seed inside, like a plum, as you can see in the picture.
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Whenever I go to a tree, I will take a full picture of it and send it to you.