Syzygium curranii - Wikipedia
Syzygium curranii is also known as lipot, igot, balig-ang, maigang, or malig-ang, among other common names. These names are shared with Syzygium polycephaloides , a closely-related species with similar edible berries.
Philippine Food Illustrated: lipote - Blogger
2017年8月26日 · Lipote is a fruit tree that is indigenous to the Philippines and can be found growing in the Bicol region and in some places in the southern part of Luzon that includes Metro Manila, Batangas, Laguna, Marinduque, and Eastern Visayas that includes Samar.
Lipote / Igot / Bahag - Market Manila
2006年6月26日 · “ Lipote (Syzygium curranii) – Also called bahag, baligang or igot. This fruit species is INDIGENOUS to the Philippines. The tree is medium-sized, 9 meters or more high. The fruits are borne in compact clusters, small up to 20mm in diameter, round, dark red to black, rather dry but of pleasant acid flacor.
7 Philippine Fruits You Probably Don't Know - FilipiKnow
2022年4月28日 · Philippine fruits are among the most mouth-watering varieties in the world. Rich in nutrients, tropical fruits such as mango, durian, and lanzones have tickled local and foreign taste buds alike. The country’s fruit industry also plays a crucial role in the economy.
Exotic Philippine Fruits, Bicol Baligang Fruit/FilipinoEggrolls
2021年5月6日 · They can also be found in some areas of Romblon, where they are known as Lipote, and in parts of Leyte, where they are called Igot. These seasonal fruits grow on large trees, with their fruits borne in grape-like clusters on a stem. Baligang fruits are typically available between March and July, offering a flavor range from sour to sweet-sour.
Lipote / Baligang / Igot – Lunti Plant Nursery
Exotic endemic fruit bearing tree native to the Philippines. Propagated from seeds. Expected to bear fruits within 5-7 years. Fruits may be eaten fresh, but usually processed into wine and preserves
Lipote - Arca del Gusto - Slow Food Foundation
The Lipote tree, scientifically known as Syzygium polycephaloides or Syzygium curranii, is an evergreen fruit-bearing tree belonging to the family of Myrtaceae and it’s indigenous to the Philippines. It’s known by many other local names besides lipote, as Bahag, Baligang or Igot.
Lipote, Syzygium polycephaloides: Philippine Medicinal Herbs ...
Fruit a subglobose berry, 1 cm in diameter, red to purple when ripe, on bare branches just below the leaves. (10) Distribution - Native to the Philippines. - In primary forests at low and medium altitudes. - Occasionally cultivated for its edible fruit. - …
Philippine Food Illustrated: August 2017
2017年8月26日 · Lipote is a fruit tree that is indigenous to the Philippines and can be found growing in the Bicol region and in some places in the southern part of Luzon that includes Metro Manila, Batangas, Laguna, Marinduque, and Eastern Visayas that includes Samar.
Lipote: The munchy bunch - Business Diary Philippines
2019年10月9日 · Among Bicolanos it is called baligangwhile the Warays know it as igot. It is one of the fruits that the Philippines can call its very own as it is native to Luzon where it originated from primary forests at low to medium elevations. When mature, the lipote fruit is a shiny dark red to a nearly black color.