The fruits are eaten fresh or made into a juice; the juice is drunk sweetened, or added to a distilled alcoholic drink, or mixed with hot peppers to make a sauce (pers.
7239, GH, NY), imburana (V. Souza 329, NY), caya (Arbo et al. emend. Spondias mombin is one of the chief agroforestry is commonly sold in most local markets especially during trees of the tropics. Other common names include the following: Bahamas: Hog plum (Howard & Howard 10049, NY); Belize: ab-úl (Maya, Balick et al. urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:77148927-1Considering that this taxon is native to Asia/Oceania and rather widely cultivated in tropical America, it can be considered of Least Concern, at least for the Neotropics.Mata Atlântica (Atlantic coastal forests) complex in the states of Minas Gerais and especially Espírito Santo, Brazil.We propose to classify this species as Critically Endangered, with the following justifications: (1) we are aware of only four herbarium collections from only two distinct localities; (2) it is evidently rare considering how few collections have been made; and (3) there is very little forest remaining in these collecting localities.Data type: Index of specimens examinedMoreover, the tertiary veins are alternate-percurrent and irregular-reticulate (vs. irregular-reticulate and/or admedially ramified); FEVs 1–2-branched, terminating in highly branched sclereids (vs. 3+-branched and not terminating in branched sclereids); on pedicel the portion distal to the articulation almost always shorter than basal portion (vs. distal portion longer); the sepals slightly imbricate at base (vs. calyx apert); the disk markedly papillate (vs. not), the pistil often with with a few trichomes to 0.2 mm long (vs. glabrous).Brazil, Acre: cajá de jabotí (Daly et al. ).We classify this species as “Vulnerable,” although it is relatively widespread in Atlantic Forest Complex of Brazil, because of the relatively small number of known specimens represented in a well-collected region. Mexico: flowering Mar-May, fruiting May-Dec; Central America: flowering Dec-Jul, fruiting May-Jan.Although this species often occurs in dry forests and although local populations may be threatened, we consider this species to be of Least Concern because it has a relatively broad range, moreover it is widely cultivated.BRAZIL. Anti-kecemasan, Tindakan sedative & antikonvulsan: Ayoka, A., et al. Mexico: flowering Mar-May, fruiting May-Jul and Sep-Nov; Central America: flowering Mar-May (Sep); fruiting Mar-Oct; West Indies: flowering Mar-Jun (Dec); fruiting Apr-Aug (Dec); NW South America W of the Andes: flowering Nov-Jun (Sep), fruiting all year; N Venezuela and the Guianas: flowering Oct-Jun, fruiting Oct-Jun; W Amazonia: flowering Oct-May, fruiting Jan-Jun; NW Amazonia: flowering Oct-May, fruiting Jan-Jun; E and C Amazonian Brazil: flowering Jul-Apr, fruiting Nov; SW Amazonia: flowering Oct-Nov; fruiting Oct-Mar; C & E Brazil (S of the Amazon): flowering Aug-Feb, fruiting Sep-Apr.We consider this species to be of Least Concern. The trees are also used to create living fences and to help staunch soil erosion. 2299 (cajá-imbu, CEPEC, NY), 3 Mar 1988, Mattos Silva et al. Esquintla [Escuintla]: Esquintla, Apr 1890, J. Donnell Smith 2087 (lectotype: US-1381173!, here designated; isolectotypes: GH!, K!, US-1381174! 475, NY), cajarana de anta (Figueiredo et al. 10039, NY), taperebá (Silveira et al.
Pregnancy safe skincare can be super difficult and confusing. It should be noted that many of the collections are rather old and may be from localities that are no longer forested.Brazil, Acre: cajá (Cid Ferreira & Nelson 3066, NY), taperibá (Daly et al. The bark leaves and fruit juice have been widely used for varied I have an entire guide devoted to what products are safe to use while pregnant including information on what ingredients to avoid while pregnant and a huge list of pregnancy safe skincare products.The list has gotten so large that I’ve decided to start listing brands in their own individual posts. 327, NY); pitch-kuhl (Popoluca, Miller et al. ).Given this species’ broad distribution, its known phenology is broken down by region. Maracás, Fazenda Tanquinho (entrance at km 23 of MaracásPalnaltino road), 3 Mar 1988, Mattos Silva et al. The red mombin may be a shrub or low-branched small tree 8m in height. 2702, E), umbu (Andrade & Figueiredo 115, NY); Pernambuco: imburana de cambão (Costa 176, NY), imbuzeiro (Costa 17, NY).Three of the four known collections were made in pasture, a coffee plantation, and a secondary forest, so although it appears to be rare, the species is likely adapted to disturbed conditions.
2436, NY), mombin, golden plum, hog plum (Riesema & Beveridge 52208, NY); Colombia, Antioquia: hobo colorado, jobo colorado (Fonnegra G. & Corral 1633, NY); Costa Rica: jocote invierno (Miller & Paschke 206, NY); Dominican Republic: jobo (Peláez F. 1230, NY); El Salvador: jocote de iguana (Rosales 2198, NY); jocote de pava (Rosales 297, NY; Sandoval 1210, MO); French West Indies: monbin cirouellier (Tussac 3: 37, t. 8.