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Wednesday, February 11, 2009. Coconut belongs to Family Arecaceae and it is the only species in genus Cocos. In English, it is called coconut. The name Cocos. Is supposed to have been derived from the Portuguese word Macaco for monkey because of the resemblance of the nut with the head of the monkey, two of the germinating holes representing the eyes and the third one representing the nose and was given the name nut of India in 1500. The specific name nucifera. Dutch Kokos, Kokosnoot. Although the.
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009. Coconut belongs to Family Arecaceae and it is the only species in genus Cocos. In English, it is called coconut. The name Cocos. Is supposed to have been derived from the Portuguese word Macaco for monkey because of the resemblance of the nut with the head of the monkey, two of the germinating holes representing the eyes and the third one representing the nose and was given the name nut of India in 1500. The specific name nucifera. Dutch Kokos, Kokosnoot. Although the.

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