pulasan การใช้

The pulasan tree is an ornamental.
In addition, unlike the seed of the rambutan, the seed of the pulasan is readily edible raw.
The covers come with the newly issued stamps in different denominations featuring the pulasan, sentul, kundang and asam gelugur.
The pulasan is ultra-tropical and thrives only in very humid regions between 360 and 1, 150 ft ( 110-350 m ) of altitude.
You will easily notice a variety of local fruit trees along the Plieran river bank with the most common being local fruit such as durian, rambutan, pulasan, bamboo, terap, langsat,'eman','nanga'or sago palm ( Eugeissona utilis ),'mali'and'bua'alim'( wild mango ) when you take a boat ride from Plieran bridge at Long Ampan Aing, Long Bora, Long Taa, Ka Laeh to Lidung Jelo ( upstream ).