Artocarpus heterophyllus - Jackfruit Tree
By Delonix1
8 Sep, 2009
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Young Jackfruit developing on a tree in Foster's Botanical Garden in Honolulu, HI. I believe it takes many months to ripen, even up to almost a year. It also is the largest tree-born fruit in the world.
Photo taken August 5, 2009.
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Terratoonie:
The fruit can grow to 3 feet/ 1 meter long and weight 80lbs./ 35 kg.
It is the largest known fruit in the world.
9 Sep, 2009
Wow :o)
9 Sep, 2009
I'm going to post a few young trees with small fruits here in San Diego. I've never seen a tree here with mature fruit...I'll have to see if they ripen...it will be interesting.
10 Sep, 2009
A great photo. intresting also
13 Sep, 2009
Yorkshire:
Thanks!
15 Sep, 2009
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Just how large is that fruit ?
8 Sep, 2009