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Collection/Langsat
Langsat botanical plate
Plate · drawn for the register, 2026Lansium domesticum
Fruit · Medicinal

Langsat

Lansium domesticum Corrêa
FamilyMeliaceae
EspañolLanzón
AlsoDuku, Longkong

Langsat is a medium-sized tree of the mahogany family, grown across Southeast Asia for its fruit. Small creamy-yellow flowers form in clusters directly on the trunk and old branches, and are followed by bunches of round or oval brownish-yellow fruits with leathery skin and translucent, segmented, juicy flesh. Langsat types have thin skin with a milky, sticky sap and slightly sour flesh; duku types have thicker skin, no latex and sweeter flesh.

Sourced · see Record tab Not evaluated by the IUCN (GBIF). · IUCN
Worth knowingThe seeds lose viability very quickly and must be planted immediately after the fruit is eaten.
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