Scientific Name: Anacardium occidentale
Synonyms: Acajuba occidentalis, Cassuvium pomiferum
Other Names: Merey, Cajuil, Cashew apple (English), Caju (Portuguese), Acaju (French)
Family: Anacardiaceae
Otras Plantas en la Misma Familia: mango (Mangifera indica), Brazilian pepper (Schinus terebinthifolius), ciruelas (Spondias spp.), y poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans)
Origin: Noreste del Brasil
Distribution: The marañon is distributed in all tropical regions of the planet and commercial plantations exist in many areas that include the east of Africa, the Asiatic state, India and Australia, including India and Brazil, the main manufacturers. I’ve said that this is a tropical climate and I can’t resist it, our distribution in the United States is limited to the extreme of Florida and Hawaii. There is no significant commercial production in this nation, but the marañón is seen in botanical collections and in some patios.
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