SYZYGIUM

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Makopa or syzygium malacenssis  are also known as Malay apples, and are indigenous to the Malay  peninsula. They (and other closely related species syzygium aqueum and  syzygium samarangense) were brought by the Portuguese to India and were  later transported to the Caribbean where they thrive to this day. In the  Philippines, they are a common backyard fruit, bursting with blooms in  March or April and quickly bearing an incredible bounty of fruit from  April through June.

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The makopa

By Marketman | May 6, 2011 - 12:00am

Makopa or syzygium malacenssis are also known as Malay apples, and are indigenous to the Malay peninsula. They (and other closely related species syzygium aqueum and syzygium samarangense) were brought by the...

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