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Biling (Averrhoa bilimbi L.)

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Biling ((Averrhoa bilimbi L.), a member of the family Oxalidacaeae is a native of Moluccas and Malaysia and presently grown in south and southeastern Asia as a minor fruit tree. It is an underutilized, small to medium sized multipurpose fruit tree species cultivated mainly in homegardens in low and mid elevations of Sri Lanka. The species is a suitable candidate for agroforestry systems, and is also considered as an ornamental tree
    Publication year

    2007

    Authors

    Pushpakumara D K N G

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    averrhoa bilimbi, fruit trees, trees

    Geographic

    Sri Lanka

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