jamblang fruit
Jamblang (Syzygium cumini) or also called jambu rivet and duwet is a kind of fruit tree of guava tribe (Myrtaceae). The fruit-bearing fruit plant is also known by various names such as jambee kleng (Aceh), jambu kling, nunang (Gayo), guava koliong (Riau), jambu kalang (Min.), Jambulang, jambulan, jombulan, jumblang (various local names in North Sulawesi), jambulan (Flores), jambula (Ternate), jamblang (Btw., Sd.). Also jambu juwat, jiwat, jiwat paddy (Jw.), Juwet, jujutan (Bl.), Dhuwak, dhalas (Md.), Duwe (Bima), Rappo - Rappo (Selayar) other,
In foreign languages the fruit is known as jambulan, jambulana (Malaysia), duhat (Philippines), crested, jamun, or Java plum (Ingg.), And others. The scientific name is Syzygium cumini.
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A sturdy, woody tree, 10-30 m in diameter, dirty white, and does not shed leaves. Sometimes trunked crooked, tall to 20 m and the jaw reaches 90 cm. Branched low and rounded or irregular.
The leaves are located opposite, stemmed from 1 to 2.5 cm. Inverted circular leaf blade slightly jorong until jorong oblong, 5-25 x 2-10 cm, the base width shaped peg or round, blunt or slightly pointed tip, edged flat, thick thick with thin edges and somewhat transparent. The dark green glints on the top, jamblang leaves smelled of turpentine a little when squeezed. The young leaves are pink. The pinnacle is pinned
Flowers in panicles or panicles are flat, tenuous, up to three times branched; Generally appearing on the leafless branches. Small flowers, sitting tightly, 3-8 buds on each end of the stalk, smells nice. Leaves petals form bell or funnel, height 4-6 mm, yellow to purple. Leaves crown round and loose, 3 mm, white gray to pink, easily fall. Many threads, 4-7 mm; Pistil 6-7 mm.
The fruits of buni 3 are oval to oval, often slightly bent, 1-5 cm, crowned lobe petals, with thin shiny smooth skin, dark red to purple black, sometimes white. Often in large gangs. White fruit flesh, gray yellow to slightly purple red, almost odorless, with lots of juice, sour to sweet sour. Seeds oval, up to 3.5 cm. The fruit is seedless, there is also a seed with a limit of 5
Good post @zulabrar
I think this is a typical fruit from the region of Aceh, right?
I really like with this fruit, but rarely we can because the fruit is seasonal, so had to wait a year used to be the longest. because fruit is usually the fastest bear fruit twice a year.
Thank you its very useful post.
Both mas @herzaseptian
thanks for the appreciation of the typical fruit of this Aceh region