Annona Senegalensis (The African Custard-Apple)

Original - 79 words

A. senegalensis tends to grow in semiarid to subhumid regions adjacent to the coast, often, but not exclusively, on coral-based rocks with mostly sandy, loamy soils, from sea level up to 2400 meters, at mean temperatures between 17 and 30 °C, and mean rainfall between 700 and 2,500 millimetres (28 and 98 in). They are often solitary plants within woodland savannah understory, also frequently in swamp forests, or riverbanks, or on former cropland left fallow for an extended period.

New - 60 words (24% slimmer)

A. senegalensis grows primarily in semiarid-to-subhumid regions adjacent to the coast. It is often found on coral-based rocks with sandy, loamy soils. It tolerates elevations from 0–2,400m, mean temperatures from 17–30 °C, and mean rainfall from 700–2,500 millimeters. It is often a solitary plant within woodland savannah understory, but it is also found in swamp forests, riverbanks, and fallow cropland.

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