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Ihave a white squash that is big as a volleyball with a neck 18 inches long 6 inches across , also green stripes down the neck. Please identify. thanks —Preceding
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Consistency ?
The pumpkin article says that in Australia these are called "pumpkin" so why wouldn't this article say the same ?