Indeed, upon closer inspection, I can find clusters of the fruit on the tree.
Just hours earlier, while mapping out houses for the installation of solar panels, I chanced upon a family de-husking macadamia nuts. I was a bit surprised to see that the whole fruit is not that much bigger than the nut.
A student told me she has never seen even a macadamia nut, with the shell on. All she has ever seen are the white, spherical “meat” of the nut.
I learn something new every time I come to Rwanda.
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