Nama Melayu (Malay Name) | Asam Jawa (buah dan daun) |
Kelantan, Terengganu | = Celagi |
Keluarga (Family) | LEGUMINACEAE |
= CAESALPINIACEAE | |
Subkeluarga (Subfamily) | CAESALPINIOIDEAE |
Nama Saintifik (Scientific Name) | Tamarindus indica L. |
Saiz Biasa (Size) | 6 cm (buah) |
Nama Lain (Other Names) | Tamarind (fruits and leaves) |
Nama Cina (Chinese Name) C | Asam Koh (paste) |
Nama Cina (Chinese Name) H | Asam Ko (paste) |
Nama Tagalog(Tagalog Name) | Sampalok (paste) |
Nama Tamil (Tamil Name) | Puliyang Kai (paste) |
Nama Thai (Thai Name) | Ma Khaam (paste) |
Jurufoto (Photographer) | CS Ooi |
They are native of East Africa and West Asia. Thetrees are moderately large, and grows up to 25 meters high. The pulp of the fruits are used as a sour flavouring for cooking, making of drinks and also used for its medicinal value.
We are not doctors and it is not our intension to practice medicine. We cannot be held responsible for the consequences of self medication. Use this information at your own risk. |
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January 2002