Note: While “ananás” is one name for it in Portuguese, in Brazil it’s more often called “abacaxi”, and other Portuguese-speaking countries may use both words to differentiate cultivars. Both words come from the old-tupi language a lot of indigenous peoples spoke.
Note: While “ananás” is one name for it in Portuguese, in Brazil it’s more often called “abacaxi”, and other Portuguese-speaking countries may use both words to differentiate cultivars. Both words come from the old-tupi language a lot of indigenous peoples spoke.