Artocarpus Integrifolia
The jack of the Indian Archipelago, cultivated for its fruit, which is a favorite article among the natives, as also are the roasted seeds. The wood is much used, and resembles mahogany. Bird-lime is...
The jack of the Indian Archipelago,
cultivated for its fruit, which is a favorite article among the
natives, as also are the roasted seeds. The wood is much used, and
resembles mahogany. Bird-lime is made from the juice.
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