Golden Tampoi Fruit Plant (Baccaurea bracteate) Plant Type:Seedling Plant and Sometimes cultivated in home

and Sometimes cultivated in home gardens

turning black when ripe

Its hard and heavy pinkish

belongs to the Araceae family and is a genus of flowering plants native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and New Guinea

it is believed to offer respiratory and digestive benefits

Golden Tampoi Fruit Plant (Baccaurea bracteate) Plant Type:Seedling Plant and Sometimes cultivated in homeCommon Names: Rambai Tikus, Golden Tampoi Botanical Name: Baccaurea bracteate General Information: Shrub or tree with a dense crown, ranging from 3 to 15 meters tall. Native to swamp or rainforests in southern Indo China to western Malesia, Large leaves and round acidic fruits. Flowers occur in long clusters on the branches. Round, reddish brown fruit that splits into 3 parts when ripe, The edible fruit is gathered from the wild for local use. Prefers