Kedondong, Great Hog Plum, Golden Apple, Otaheite Apple, Yellow Plum, Jew Plum, Ambrarella
Description
Small evergreen or deciduous tree 6-20 m tall. Leaves compound, 20-60 cm long, 9-25 leaflets with terminal leaflet. Flowers small, white, inconspicuous in terminal cluster. Fruits 6-9 cm long, ovoid, green turning golden-yellow when ripen.
Ecology
Dry or secondary vegetation to 500 m.
Distribution
Only known from cultivation, probably arose in tropical Asia.
Uses
Fruits are edible, eaten raw or cooked. When green, the fruit is crisp and slightly acidic. Young leaves are also edible as salad or cooked.