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Thai Melon Round Yellow

Weight: 2-3 kg
Color: yellow color thick skin
Shape: round
Fruit: This musk melon with Sweet taste and have excellent smell. Good for storage and transportation
Maturity: 60-65 days after sowing
Remarks: thai melon

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