BRS Minimaracujá Amarelo
Also known as BRS MJA1
BRS MJA1
BRS Minimaracujá Amarelo is a small yellow passionfruit bred for fresh eating and as an ornamental fruiting plant.
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Released 2025
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Taste & texture
- Flavour
- sweetish
Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
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- Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
- Used for
- fresh pulp
Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
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- /details/observations/0/value/scope
- Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
How to spot it
- Size
- small
Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
embrapa.br ↗Context & source
- /details/observations/0/value/scope
- Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
- Appearance
- yellow fruit.
Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
embrapa.br ↗Context & source
Embrapa cultivar profile explicitly describes Minimaracujá Amarelo fruit colour as yellow; no peel/flesh sub-organ claim is made.
Original record: yellow
- /details/observations/0/value/scope
- Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
Origin & family
Where BRS Minimaracujá Amarelo began
- Released
- 2025
Field notes
Original source notes
fruit profile
- scope
- Cultivar description reported by the breeder; numerical traits depend on growing and extraction conditions.
- traits
- uses
- fresh pulp
- taste
- sweetish
- fruit size
- small
- mature peel
- yellow
- pollination
- short androgynophore allows pollination by smaller insects