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| − | # Small fruit, only 1-1.5" across, with pink to purple skin that is said to have an excellent delicate, avocado-like flavor. [[#References|<sup>1</sup>]] | + | # Telal siaq - Small fruit, only 1-1.5" across, with pink to purple skin that is said to have an excellent delicate, avocado-like flavor. [[#References|<sup>1</sup>]] |
# Telal siaq - the fruit is soaked for a short time in hot water and may be eaten as a snack or as a vegetable. [[#References|<sup>2</sup>]] | # Telal siaq - the fruit is soaked for a short time in hot water and may be eaten as a snack or as a vegetable. [[#References|<sup>2</sup>]] | ||
| + | # Telal manuk siaq - wood is used for music intruments; leaves are used for wrapping rice. [[#References|<sup>2</sup>]] | ||
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[[Category:B|buaq telal]] | [[Category:B|buaq telal]] | ||
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[[Category:Edible Fruit| buaq telal]] | [[Category:Edible Fruit| buaq telal]] | ||
[[Category:Request Info| buaq telal]] | [[Category:Request Info| buaq telal]] | ||
[[Category:Request Photo| buaq telal]] | [[Category:Request Photo| buaq telal]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:20, 13 September 2011
also talal
Common Names
- English
- ?
- Bahasa Malaysia
- Engkala
Encyclopedic Information
- Scientific Name
- Notes
- Telal siaq - Small fruit, only 1-1.5" across, with pink to purple skin that is said to have an excellent delicate, avocado-like flavor. 1
- Telal siaq - the fruit is soaked for a short time in hot water and may be eaten as a snack or as a vegetable. 2
- Telal manuk siaq - wood is used for music intruments; leaves are used for wrapping rice. 2
References
- Tradewinds Fruit
- Ethnobotany of the Iban & the Kelabit by Hanne Christensen
