Bombaceae durian including family -kapukan- countrymen cottonwood tree. Commonly called durian is a plant of the genus (genus) Durio, Nesia, Lahia, Boschia and Coelostegia. Durian is a fruit of a tree crop. The name durian comes from the term Malay thought that is the word thorn given the suffix-an to become durian. This word is primarily used to refer to sharp prickly fruit skin. Durian comes from forests Malaysia, Sumatra, and Borneo in the form of wild plants. The spread westward durian is to Thailand, Burma, India and Pakistan.
Durian fruit is known in Southeast Asia since the 7th century AD Another name is the durian (Java, Gayo), duriang (Manado), dulian (Toraja), rulen (East Seram). In Indonesia, durian plants in all parts of Java and Sumatra. While in Kalimantan and Irian Jaya are generally only found in the forest, along the river. In the world, durian spread throughout Southeast Asia, from Sri Lanka, South India and New Guenea. Specifically in Southeast Asia, durian grown in the form of intensive plantation maintained by the state of Thailand.
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