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Lansium Domesticum The langsat is also known as lansa, langseh, langsep, lanzon or kokosan.
Origin and Distribution The langsat originated in Western Malaysia and is common both wild and cultivated throughout the Archipelago and on the island of Luzon in the Philippines where the fruits are very popular and the tree is being utilized in reforestation of hilly areas.
Uses of Langsat The peel of the langsat is easily removed and the flesh is comonly eaten out-of-hand or served as dessert.
Quality Criteria Not established.
Harvesting Period Langsats in Malaysia generally bear twice a year, June to July and again in December to January.
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