Rose apple

Name Origin Meaning Anona Spanish Anona is the Spanish name for a Sugar Apple. They look just …

Whether you know it as the watery rose apple or its scientific name of Syzygium jambos, various parts of the tree have been used as a medicinal for centuries. Originating in Southeast Asia, the tree has naturalized itself in Jamaica and produces a crisp, sweet and fragrant round-shaped fruit. It has a wide variety of […] The post The 10 Benefits of the Rose Apple You Need to Know appeared first on Jamaicans.com.

The water apple is the least of the small group of somewhat similar fruits of the genus Syzygium (family Myrtaceae). This species, S. aqueum Alst. (syn. Eugenia aquea Burm. f.), also known as watery rose apple, is distinguished in Malaya as jambu chili, jambu ayer, jambu ayer mawar, or jambu penawar; in Indonesia as djamboo aer, djamboo wer, or djamboo wir. In the Philippines, it is called tambis; in Thailand, it is chom-phu-pa.

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Rose Apples or Jambus, also called Water Apple and Bell Fruit. It is also known by different other names such as Water Apple, Jamaican Apple, Wax Jambu and

Rose apple | sweet, rose scented fruit. rich in pectins and slightly acidic, good in jellies or marmelades. The flowers are also edible.

Have you ever tried the Thai Rose Apple, Mountain Apple or ‘Shumphoo’ as they call it in Thai…? A must try while you are with us at Centre Point Bangkok… This shiny crunchy thirst-quenching refreshing juicy fruit is very common in Thailand. From bright red to pink or green, the Rose Apple is bell shaped and similar in texture to an apple but sweeter. Most often eaten fresh but also nice mixed with shrimp in a spicy salad (ยำชมพู่) This food is very low in Cholesterol and Sodium. It is also a…

There needs to be a category between common and rare particularly for species that are not rare but aren’t seen often. Polygala are a good example: You never see them except in April in pine flatwoods. You have to be in the right place at the right time and we were this weekend. At Wickham […]

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