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Wanted to buy (or trade) seeds from giant mulchi....plinia inflata.

I googled 'Nematodes on Tropical Fruit Trees'. AND THERE YOU ARE.

What is descriptor and organism descriptor?

 Organism descriptor(s) : Actinidia, Anacardium occidentale, Annona, Artocarpus, Carica, Carica papaya, Diospyros, Diospyros kaki, Eriobotrya japonica, Ficus, Garcinia mangostana, Litchi, Macadamia, Malpighia glabra, Mangifera indica, Manilkara zapota, Nematoda, Olea europaea, Passiflora, Persea americana, Pistacia, Pistacia vera, plants, Psidium, Punica granatum, Tamarindus indica

Descriptor(s) : Avocados, Breadfruits, Cashews, crops, Figs, fruit trees, Guavas, Kiwifruits, Loquats, Mangoes, Mangosteens, nematology, nut crops, Olives, parasites, Passion fruits, Pawpaws, Persimmons, Pistachios, plant nematology, plant parasites, Plant parasitic nematodes, Pomegranates, reviews, Sapodillas, Tamarinds, trees, tropical crops, woody plants

Identifier(s) : eelworms, Oleales, papayas

Broader term(s) : Actinidiaceae, Ericales, eudicots, angiosperms, Spermatophyta, plants, eukaryotes, Anacardium, Anacardiaceae, Sapindales, Annonaceae, Magnoliales, magnoliids, Moraceae, Rosales, Caricaceae, Brassicales, Carica, Ebenaceae, Diospyros, Eriobotrya, Rosaceae, Garcinia, Clusiaceae, Malpighiales, Sapindaceae, Proteaceae, Proteales, Malpighia, Malpighiaceae, Mangifera, Manilkara, Sapotaceae, invertebrates, animals, Olea, Oleaceae, Lamiales, Passifloraceae, Persea, Lauraceae, Laurales, Pistacia, Myrtaceae, Myrtales, Punica, Lythraceae, Tamarindus, Caesalpinioideae, Fabaceae, Fabales

thats guava leaves - psidium sp., that for sure is not compatible rootstock for grumi.

Grumichama lived on this for 2 months but it made new branches under that graft...i did not cut them all the time so the graft died.

I have more grumichama and will try it myself...i saw grumichama for sale again but don't know if grafted.

Oh falan is very cheap mango...we eat green with dippingsauce.

Have you try this?

Treat diabetes
Method: wash and dried Rambutan seeds normally 4 - 6 seeds per time and mashed up into powder structure. Then added some water and drink it. Drink it 1 time a day.

The fruit has been employed in traditional medicine in Malaysia and Indonesia for hundreds of years as a treatment for diabetes, hypertension and various ailments. Besides the antioxidants obtained in its beta carotene and vitamin C, the rambutan pulp, seeds and skin have strong, plant based, antioxidants called flavonoids. Certain kinds of flavonoids are believed to reduce cholesterol and possess anti-cancerous, anti-inflammatory attributes.


http://allfruits.blogspot.com/p/fruits-name-starts-with-letter-r.html

Use a net.....

Till this day no one has ever fruited lychees here malaysia.would be great if that's possible and I believe if durian is the king of fruit then lychee is the queen not mangosteen.

You come to Thailand and i give you a tree that can do in Malaysia. Linchi Klom...Kom....Krom....

So is there anyone on the forum that purchased and Excalibur Red tree that got fruit like this.



This fruit is supposedly cleaned Excalibur Red fruit purchased from Excalibur. The picture came from this thread.

http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=4856.50

Does anyone have a picture of Excalibur Red fruit?


I think this one is not crispy, looks like old variety we have, soft one...
I also grafted a tree. Good thing I didn't sell it yet. This is crazy.

What is his name? Looks nice.

We have many linchee in Thailand, from north big one jakrapat and from south small linchee kom..

But white sapote i don't know.

how about the really hot and wet tropics like Vietnam or Sri Lanka is anyone growing them there??

I never see white sapote in real tropics in Asia..

I think i see yuzu from japan, is this all grow in australia?