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Garcinia indica

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
4Fabanae
Subclass
4Fabidae
Phase
2Malpighiales
Subphase
5Clusiaceae
Stage
11
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Chapter

3-644.25.11

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English: Goa Butter.
Region: India.
Genus: 400 species.
Habitat: coastal and evergreen forests; in forest lands, riversides, wasteland; warm and humid tropical climate; lateritic, alluvial soils, 100 cm deep.
Content: seed 23 - 26% oil.
Use: edible fruit; medicinal; dried fruits, raw or cooked, pleasant, somewhat acid flavour for food, jellies, syrup, vinegar, flavouring in curries, acid-flavoured beverages; seed oil, kokam butter, for adulterating ghee or butter, confectionery, medicines and cosmetics.
BotanyEvergreen tree; drooping branches.
Stem: wood greyish-white, hard.
Fruit: small like an orange.
Seeds: oily.
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