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On Wednesday 26 March 2003 11:07, jjllambias2000 wrote:
> la greg cusku di'e
> > why {grutrxananase} but {rutrceraso} what does the latter mean by
>
> the way?
>
> Typo. {grutrceraso} is "cherry".

Both are valid, but colloquially I'd call a pineapple {bromeli} unless there 
was some other kind of bromeli around (like one of those "air plants" that 
grows in a seashell) and I needed to be precise.