MediaWiki default: {{en|Two ripe purple passion fruits, one of them opened to show the edible seeds. Picture taken by Fibonacci.}} This variety is called "gulupa" in Colombia, to distinguish it from the yellow "mara

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{{en|Two ripe purple passion fruits, one of them opened to show the edible seeds. Picture taken by Fibonacci.}} This variety is called "gulupa" in Colombia, to distinguish it from the yellow "mara

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{{en|Two ripe purple [[:en:passion fruit|passion fruit]]s, one of them opened to show the edible seeds. Picture taken by [[User:Fibonacci|Fibonacci]].}}

This variety is called "gulupa" in [[:en:Colombia|Colombia]], to distinguish it from the yellow "maracuyá" variety (see picture [[:Image:Maracuyá.jpg|here]]).

{{es|Dos [[:es:passiflora edulis|maracuyás]] moradas maduras, una de ellas abierta para mostrar las semillas comestibles. Foto tomada por [[User:Fibonacci|Fibonacci]].}}

Esta variedad es llamada "gulupa" en [[:es:Colombia|Colombia]], para distinguirla de la maracuyá amarilla ([[:Image:Maracuyá.jpg|aquí]] hay una imagen de ésta).

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MediaWiki default: {{en|Two ripe purple passion fruits, one of them opened to show the edible seeds. Picture taken by Fibonacci.}} This variety is called "gulupa" in Colombia, to distinguish it from the yellow "mara