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Kersen or talok (Muntingia
calabura L.) is a kind of tree as well as its small and sweet fruit is bright
red. In some areas, such as in Jakarta, this fruit is also named cherry (for
real cherries, see cherry article).
In Madurese, this fruit is
called "kersen" baleci. Other names in some countries are datiles,
aratiles, manzanitas (Philippines); mât sâm (Vietnam); khoom sômz, takhôb
(Laos); takhop farang (Thailand); krâkhôb goods (Cambodia); and sufficiency of
Siam (Malaysia).
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Also known as capulin
blanco, cacaniqua, nigua, niguito (Spanish); Jamaican cherry, Panama berry, and
Singapore cherry (UK). The Dutch used to call it Japanse kers ("Japanese
cherries"), ago from here taken into cersen in Indonesian or some call it
cherry.
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