@IamAndy
Noni plants in my garden have been blooming for a few months and are now producing fruits. It will be a yellow, lumpy fruit the size of a mango when fully ripe. It's extremely bitter, with a distinct odor comprising of stinky cheese. Although noni juice is beneficial to our health, I cannot stand the smell, even when mixed with other juices before drinking. I only use its young leaves in cooking, and I fermented Noni Fruits with brown sugar to use as plant fertilizer in my garden.
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It looks exactly like some photo of a cell from a biology book, haha.
The young flowering bud is more likely to a forming of cell.