Well, that one (the one I thought was a Pandanus) is in the hands of Atlanta Customs...
Thanks for telling me about it since I'm always curious about the edible uses of the true gingers.
I do have other Artocarpus photos- not sure how interesting they'd be:
-one or two more of the mystery fruit
-several photos of trees in Singapore (various Artocarpus species), some with the trunk/roots/tag (where sadly the tag didn't come out so well), one or two immature "terap" photos (though I think it was an ugly duckling cousin of terap). Market shots with jackfruit, breadfruit, and something which (in retospect) I probably should have purchased but at the time thought just to be an immature jack.
This trip taught me how pretty Dillenia are. Not only do many have edible fruits (I have yet to try even D. indica) but they have showy flowers and many have nice leaves. I saw quite a few in Singapore.