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Can u tell me what is losora/labeda/goonda fruit called commomnly in english and also its botanical name?

losora/labeda/goonda is fruit from a tree. fruit is available in the months of april-june.Its green in color, small, round and seed is hard. Flesh is a bit sticky. Ts known as labeda/losora in Uttar Pradesh and goonda/ losora in Rajasthan. People prepare vegetable and pickle out of it in north and western india.

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  • CubCur
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago
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    Here ya go:

    Cordia dichotoma, Forst. India (Western Rajasthan): ripe fruit eaten raw; green fruit eaten as vegetable, in curry and pickled. Leaves eaten as a vegetable. Vernacular name: Gunda, Lasora. Ref. SAXENA.

    Cordia gheraf (Forsk.) Ehrenb. & Aschers. India (Western Rajasthan): fruit largely consumed as a vegetable or pickled; only ripe fruit eaten. Soil type favored by plant: gravel. Vernacular name - Gunda /Gundi. Ref. GUPTA & KANODIA, SAXENA, SHANKARNARAYAN & SAXENA.

    Cordia myxa, Forsk.; L.; Thw. India (Madras Presidency): fruit eaten in season; (Western Rajasthan): ripe fruit eaten eaten raw; fruit also used as vegetable and pickled. Soil type favored by plant: rocky. Vernacular names - Tamil: Vidi maram. Telugu: Iriki, Nakerachettu. Western Rajasthan: Gonda, Gundi. Ref. SAXENA, SHORTT.

  • kulpa
    Lv 4
    4 years ago

    i'm sorry ...I checked Wikipedia that's extraordinarily thorough: i won't be in a position to locate an English call for it ...it relatively is stated as Sapodilla in Spanish; comes from Mexico (Botanical: Manikara zapota) Chikoo is its Indian call; there's a recipe for Chikoo Halwa on the NDTV internet site, in case you like one ... (a candy)...

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