Annona squamosa L.: A brief review on biological activities and their phytochemicals

Custard apple, also referred to as , is a member A. squamosa of the Annonaceae family of garden plants.14 Tiny tree A. squamosa has thin, grey bark and a flat or rounded bloom crown.This plant's dormancy may be triggered by variations in temperature, illumination, or precipitation.The leaves of A. squamosa are up to 15 cm long, 3-5 cm broad, and green.A. squamosa is a distinct species of plant with bisexual flowers that appear in clusters of two to four and can reach lengths of up to 2.5 cm.One of the animals involved in pollinating is the nitulid beetle.After A. squamosa pollination, tuberculous fruit with a sweet and aromatic smell