Saturday, February 18, 2012

postheadericon Dewandaru fruit


Fruit Warehouse | Dewandaru fruit | Dewandaru own leaf-shaped oval with a tapered tip and base. Leaves and fruit of this plant is used to treat diarrhea, rheumatism, antidiabetic and anti-cholesterol. Fruit and leaves dewandaru proven to prevent the emergence of cancer or a tumor. Red fruit dewandaru show that in it there is the content of certain compounds. From the research group of compounds known to contain carotenoids.

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postheadericon Kepel fruit ( Stelechocarpus burahol )


Fruit Warehouse | Kepel fruit | In medicine, the fruit serves as a laxative urine, preventing inflammation of the kidneys and cause infertility (temporary) in women. Kepel is a beautiful ornamental tree, the leaves are emerging simultaneously changed from pale pink to red to purple before it turns again into a brilliant green.

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postheadericon Buni fruit ( Antidesma bunius )


Fruit Warehouse | Buni fruit | Seeds flat with a rib-shaped nets. Young leaves taste slightly acidic, can be eaten raw or as in vegetable lalab. In salad young fruit with other fruit, is a cook can be eaten directly, extracted with brandy, made jam or syrup.

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postheadericon Mundu ( Garcinia dulcis )


Fruit Warehouse | Mundu ( Garcinia dulcis ) | Mundu plants (Garcinia dulcis) in the form of short-trunked tree with a maximum height of 13-15 meters with a conical crown upward. Mundu rod-shaped twig almost covered many square is easily broken and fluffy. Mundu fruit is round with the top and bottom slightly tapered with a diameter between 5-8 cm. Young fruit is green when unripe and turn yellow bright (shiny) when ripe. Mundu fruit (Garcinia dulcis) has a size of 2.5 cm 1-5 seeds brown.

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postheadericon Rumbia fruit ( Metroxylon sagu )


Fruit Warehouse | Rumbia fruit  ( Metroxylon sagu ) | Leaves large, pinnate compound, up to 7 m long, with long leaves children lk. 1.5 m; long-stemmed and midrib air. As gebang, sago palm flower and fruit once (monocarpic) and it was dead. Cob wreath shape, length up to 5 m. Monoecious (monoesis), less good-smelling flowers thatch.

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postheadericon Kelubi fruit ( Eleiodoxa conferta )

Fruit Warehouse | Kelubi fruit ( Eleiodoxa conferta ) | Soak in 1 liter of boiled water. Wash the fruit the which has brooded and soak in sugar syrup is a new solution. The trick simply by mixing the pulp with other ingredients When this palm is cultivated it demands generous water, and rich, acidic soil and shade or filtered light. In habitat, the palm heart is consumed and the leaves are used in thatching.

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postheadericon Kemunting fruit


Fruit Warehouse | Kemunting fruit | They were green when young and turn red and purple when fully ripe fruit. Fill purple fruit and seed lots (like guava) but small because of only his thumb so remember the little girl. Bring plastic, carry basket, we just take pieces of armor kemunting hunting. 

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postheadericon Rumbai fruit ( Baccaurea motleyana )


Fruit Warehouse | Rumbai fruit  ( Baccaurea motleyana ) | The staminate racemes are up to 15 centimeters long and the pistillate Inflorescences may reach 75 centimeters in length. The fruits are each 2 to 5 centimeters long and about two wide and grow in strands. Each fruit has velvety pinkish, yellow, or brown skin wrinkles at ripening and the which is filled with whitish pulp containing 3 to 5 seeds.

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postheadericon Artocarpus integer ( Cempedak )


Fruit Warehouse | Artocarpus integer ( Cempedak ) | The large edible arils surrounding the seeds are yellow, orange or green in color. The green skin is thin and leathery, with patterned hexagons That are either flat or raised protuberances like jackfruit skin. Cempedak fruits can also be found and bought in Singapore. The seeds can be boiled and then peeled and eaten. They taste very much like water chestnuts. Some people call the fruit "Jumpy Duck ', or' Jumping Duck '.

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postheadericon Peach ( Prunus persica )


Fruit Warehouse | Peach  ( Prunus persica ) | Prunus Persica, or peach trees, grow very well in a fairly limited range, since They have a chilling requirement can not satisfy That tropical areas. The trees can usually tolerate temperatures Themselves to around -26 to -30 ° C (-15 to -22 ° F), although the season's flower buds Following are usually killed at these temperatures, leading to no crop That summer. Flower bud kill begins to occur Between -15 and -25 ° C (5 and -13 ° F), depending on the cultivar (some are more cold-tolerant than others) and the timing of the cold, with the buds Becoming less cold tolerant in late winter. The trees growing niche to flower fairly early in spring. The peach tree, Prunus Persica, is a deciduous tree, native to China, where it was first cultivated. It bears an edible juicy fruit called a peach. The peach is a species of the genus Prunus. Prunus Persica belongs to the subfamily of the family Rosaceae Prunoideae.

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postheadericon Lemon ( Citrus × limon )


Fruit Warehouse | lemon ( Citrus × limon ) | The exact origin of the lemon has remained a mystery, though it is Widely Presumed That lemons first grew in Southern India, northern Burma, and China. In Denmark, Lemon is used in day to day life for Various purposes. Either lemon pickle or mango pickle is part of everyday lunch meal in Southern India. In Hindu Pooja, lemon takes place a Very Important. The first substantial cultivation of lemons in Europe began in Genoa in the middle of the 15th century.

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postheadericon Macadamia ( Macadamia integrifolia )

Fruit Warehouse | Macadamia ( Macadamia integrifolia ) | The flowers are produced in a long, slender, simple raceme 5-30 cm long, the individual flowers 10-15 mm long, white to pink or purple, with four tepals. Common names include macadamia, macadamia nut, Queensland nut, bush nut, nut maroochi, queen of nuts and nut bauple; Indigenous Australian names include gyndl, jindilli, and boombera.

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postheadericon Inocarpus fagifer ( Buah Gayam )


Fruit Warehouse | Inocarpus fagifer ( Buah Gayam ) | Produced singly or in clusters, They weigh 50-110 g and are 46-130 mm long, 34-120 mm wide, and 40 mm thick. The smooth skin a fibrous shell covers the which holds the kernel. As the fruits ripen Their color changes from green to yellow or orange-brown. The mature fruits are usually indehiscent. The seed is white and kidney-shaped and is contained within the thin brown, fibrous shell. It is Relatively large, weighing 5-50 g, 20-70 mm long by 16-40 mm wide. The seed is toxic when raw but edible when cooked.

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postheadericon Red fruit ( Pandanus conoideus )


Fruit Warehouse | Red fruit ( Pandanus conoideus ) | Oval-shaped fruit cultivars with leaves covered with fruit buds.  For people in Wamena, red fruit for the food served on the party burns custom stone. Traditionally, Red Fruit of the ancient hereditary been consumed as efficacious in curing many diseases such as preventing various eye diseases, intestinal worms, skin, and improve stamina.


Red fruit is a kind of traditional fruit from Papua. By the Wamena, Papua, the fruit is called kuansu. Scientific name for Lam conoideus Pandanus Red Fruit plants including plant families with tree Pandanan pandan-like pandanus, but plant height can reach 16 meters high with its own branch-free trunk as high as 5-8 m of reinforced tunjang roots on the stem side down.


This increases the number of natural killer cells and increased T cell activity and lymphocyte Helpers. Increase in natural cells that suppress the presence of cancer cells as a potent compound that neutralizes the free radical cancer causing carcinogens. In some limited research conducted by I Made Budi direct treatment methods with Red Fruit, researchers revealed a very high success in treatment efforts carried out against several diseases.

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postheadericon Cocoa ( Theobroma cacao )

 

Fruit Warehouse | Cocoa ( Theobroma cacao ) | Cocoa flower, as other members of the Sterculiaceae, grew directly out of the trunk (cauliflorous). Perfect flowers are small (maximum diameter 3 cm), single, but appeared strung as they often arise from a number of flower buds point. Pollinated flowers ready within a few days. Cocoa in general are cross-pollinated plants and have the self-incompatibility system (see pollination). However, some varieties of cocoa can pollinate itself and produce commodities with a higher sale value.
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postheadericon Tin of fruit


Fruit Warehouse | Tin of fruit | Habitat of trees, large and can grow up to 10m with soft stems gray. The so-called fruit is actually a flower that forms the basis of spheres. Some cultivars change color to purple when ripe. Removed tree sap can irritate the skin. Tin fruit can be eaten fresh, dried, or made jam. In Bengali tin processed fruit as a vegetable.

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postheadericon Mahoni


Fruit Warehouse | Mahoni | Meanwhile, saponins have efficacy for the prevention of plague, it could be to reduce the fat in the body, helps boost the immune system, prevent blood clotting, and strengthen heart function and slow the blood clotting process. Mahogany properties that can survive on arid land make it suitable trees planted on the roadside.

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postheadericon Cucumber ( Cucumis sativus )


Fruit Warehouse | Cucumber ( Cucumis sativus ) | Having an enclosed seed and developing from a flower, botanically speaking, cucumbers are classified as fruits. cucumbers are usually more than 90% water. A few varieties of cucumber are parthenocarpic, the blossoms creating seedless fruit without pollination. Pollination for these varieties degrades the quality. In the United States, these are usually grown in greenhouses, where bees are excluded. 

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postheadericon Tomato ( Solanum lycopersicum )


Fruit Warehouse | Tomato  ( Solanum lycopersicum )| The tomato is native to South America. Genetic evidence shows the progenitors of tomatoes were herbaceous green plants with small green fruit and a center of diversity in the highlands of Peru. The first domesticated tomato may have been a little yellow fruit, similar in size to a cherry tomato, grown by the Aztecs of Central Mexico. The word "tomato" comes from the Nahuatl word tomato, literally "the swelling fruit."

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postheadericon Coconut ( Cocos nucifera )


Fruit Warehouse | Coconut ( Cocos nucifera ) | Flowers compound arranged on the circuit that is protected by bractea; there are male and female flowers, monoecious, the female flowers are located at the base of the bouquet, while the male flowers are far from the base. Fruit large, diameter 10 cm to 20 cm or even more, yellow, green, or brown; fruit is composed of a fiber mesokarp berlignin, called coir, which protects the hard endocarp (called shells) and water-resistant; endocarp protects seeds only protected by a membrane attached to the side of the endocarp.

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