Artocarpus altilis (Parkinson) Fosberg

  • Filed As

    Moraceae
    Artocarpus altilis (Parkinson) Fosberg

  • Collector(s)

    M. J. Balick 4169 with Tamara Balick, Robert David, Roberta Lee, Francisco Sohl, Katarina Tom, 12 Aug 2001

  • Location

    Federated States of Micronesia. Pohnpei. Nett (Mun.). Dalen village, farm of Yustina David.

  • Habitat

    Nansapw -secondary forest with trees to 40-50m tall.

  • Description

    Tree to 20m tall, dbh 30cm; stem with white sap when cut. Sterile.

  • Identifiers

    NY Barcode: 192612

    Occurrence ID: a3fb0e2a-3993-486d-b39e-15b53b2a2b07

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  • Region

    Oceania

  • Country

    Federated States of Micronesia

  • State/Province

    Pohnpei

  • County/Municipio

    Nett (Mun.)

  • Locality

    Dalen village, farm of Yustina David

  • Coordinates

    6.95, 158.183

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The New York Botanical Garden
Ethnobotanical Studies in Micronesia
No. 4169
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Moraceae
Artocarpus altilis {Z). Fosberg
m
Federated States of Micronesia. Pohnpei. Nett Municipality: Dalen
village, farm of Yustina David. 06°57\043"N, 158°H\529"E.
Nansapw -secondary forest with trees to 40-50m tall.
Tree to 20m tall, dbh 30cm; stem with white sap when cut. Sterile.
N.V. Mahi sarek [Pohnpeian] breadfruit and the type
petioles	Earache, Use only this cultivar for this medicine.
Take 1" of the base of the leaf stem, use 2 of these
pieces and 4 shoots of "Ilau" (MB 4181). Pound
them together then put in cloth with cooked coconut
oil. Squeeze into ear - use till pain goes away - 4
days.
Informants: Robert David, Pohnpei, male, 45 years old; Katarina
Tom, Pohnpei, female, 39 years old. She was chosen to learn in the
family, taught by grandfather, Sohnis Ihda.
M. J. Balick & Tamara Balick, Robert David, Roberta Lee, Francisco
Sohl, Katarina Tom
12 Aug 2001
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TO THE INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC BOTANY, NY '
NEW YORK B0TAN1CALGARDEN
00192612
Fieldwork supported by the Gildea Foundation and the Overbrook
Foundation
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