“…The flowers, which contain tannins, desmethoxymatteucinol, 5-O-methyl-40-desmethoxymatteucinol, oleanic acid, and b-sitosterol, are used in Taiwan to treat fever and halt diarrhea (Morton, 1987). These edible fruits of S. samarangense represent potential benefits for human health they were rich source of phenolics content, flavonoids and several antioxidant compounds (Shu et al, 2007;Khandaker et al, 2012). The fruits, with either pink, light-red, red, green, sometimes greenish-white, or cream-colored (Morton, 1987), were produced non-seasonal and the peaks period were in February to April and October to December.…”