Exotic Fruits 2018
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-803138-4.00017-4
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Cempedak— Artocarpus champeden

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“…As a sister species to jackfruit ( A. heterophyllus ), cempedak ( A. integer ) has a similar, but much smaller fruit (0.6–3.5 kg) [ 21 ]. It is an important tropical fruit in Malaysia and prevalently cultivated in southern Thailand and parts of Indonesia [ 22 ].…”
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“…As a sister species to jackfruit ( A. heterophyllus ), cempedak ( A. integer ) has a similar, but much smaller fruit (0.6–3.5 kg) [ 21 ]. It is an important tropical fruit in Malaysia and prevalently cultivated in southern Thailand and parts of Indonesia [ 22 ].…”
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“…Daun cempedak bergantiganti dan tangkai daunnya sepanjang 1-3 cm. Lamina daun berbentuk bulat panjang, ukuran 5-25 x 2,5-12 cm, alasnya berbentuk bundar hingga bulat, warna hijau mengkilap di bagian atas dan hijau pucat serta pudar di bagian bawah [17]. Bunganya merupakan bunga majemuk yang tersusun dalam bunga periuk berbentuk bulat panjang.…”
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“…These lectins are used in biomedical research to detect tumors and identify glycoproteins (Lim et al 1997). The wood pulp of A. champeden has essential bioactive compounds, including ascorbic acid and total phenolics (Lopes et al 2018). Several isoprenyl flavonoids with cytotoxicity (Hakim et al 1999) and antimalarial activity (Boonlaksiri et al 2000) have been isolated from A. champeden.…”
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“…Artocarpus champeden is also a medicinal plant with various medicinal properties, including antimalarial, anticancer, and cell adhesion activities (Lopes et al. 2018 ). The seeds contain lectins such as IgA1-reactive and D-galactose-binding lectin.…”
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