Back home and trying to find the best photo object like the others, but we live in a remote countryside where no concert, no cinema, no traffict jump and almost no car. We have some trees growing around the hause and thats what we have.
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We call it “Boh jambee” in our local language. Does anyone knows what is it called in English?
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I don’t know what kind this exotic pear-like fruit is, but it looks delicious and I like the remote place you live
I just have a look at wikipedia, and here is what I found:
Syzygium aqueum (Plant)
Syzygium aqueum is a species of brush cherry tree. Its common names include Water Cherry, Watery Rose Apple, and Lau Lau; names like “water apple” and “bell fruit” may refer to any species of Syzygium grown for its fruit.
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Hello! Greetings from Malaysia 🙂 The malay name for those fruits is jambu air and in English, it’s called water apple. It’s also mentioned in my post Sang Kancil, the clever mouse-deer. Read it if you have the time 🙂
hello, greetings from Aceh-Indonesia,.
Yup, we call it jambu air too. The english translation water apple seems weird to me, since it has nothing to do with the apple. 🙂 thanks for stopping by.
I also love this fruit!! I love how juicy it is and always refreshing! Reading from the comments on your page, I now know that it’s called a water apple. Thanks!
yup, it tastes very good.
i miss these fruits. in the Philippines we call it macopa.
macopa? whats a nice name 🙂
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