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These trees can be found in Yucatan, Belize and N. Guatemala

The sapodilla trees have to be seventy years old before they can be tapped for sap

Yucatan

Sapodilla tree

Sapodilla tree

Pile of today's gum

The Sapodilla Tree

In 1943 US imported a record of 9000 tons of trees from Mexico

13 pounds of the sapodilla chicle would be about five thousand pieces of gum

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