Burmese Grape Fruit Plants (Baccaurea ramiflora) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Cultural Significance and Folk Uses

Cultural Significance and Folk Uses

Puerto Rico & Caribbean Islands: Integrated into local beverages and desserts

Brazil: Araticum do Mato

Carbon Sequestration:

and on farms in Mindanao and Peninsular Malaysia are said to have been spotted in Sumatra as well

Burmese Grape Fruit Plants (Baccaurea ramiflora) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Cultural Significance and Folk UsesBurmese Grape: A Hidden Forest Jewel with Golden Goodness Botanical Name: Baccaurea ramifloraCommon Names: Burmese Grape, Latka, Leteku, Kataphal Introduction to the Fruit Tree The Burmese Grape, scientifically known as Baccaurea ramiflora, is a semi evergreen tropical fruit tree native to the lush forests of South and Southeast Asia. It belongs to the Phyllanthaceae family and is admired not just for its vibrant appearance but for the nutrient rich,