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Melicoccus bijugatus Jacq.
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Sapindaceae
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SE North America (USA: Florida; Nicaragua to Panama, West Indies) N South America (Colombia, Trinidad and Tobago, Guianas) int S Eurasia and Africa (tropics)
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SE
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M[L]
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E
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dr (fruits eaten for chest weakness and dry stomach, leaves decoction with salt taken orally for nerve disorders, leaves decoction drink for fever and body malaise, macerated leaves juice gargle for sore throat, thrush and tonsillitis, powdered roasted seed syrup or tea taken orally for diarrhea) fd (drupe pleasantly acid and edible) pl sa ti tx? (fibres of the pulp)
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Melicocca bijuga L.
Melicoccus bijuga L.
Schinus melicoccus L.
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mamoncillo honeyberry; ackee tree (Jamaica); chennet (Lesser Antilles); genip (Bahamas, USA); genip tree (Puerto Rico); ginep, guinep (Jamaica); kenepa (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao); kinep (Lesser Antilles); kinnup-tree (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao); mamoncillo (USA); Spanish lime (Puerto Rico, USA); wing-leaved honey berry (Jamaica)
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guenettier à fruits; canapé (Hispaniola); chenet (Trinidad); quenèpe (Hispaniola); quénépe (Haiti); quenèpe à fruits, quenèpe femelle (Hispaniola); quenèpe-à-fruits, quenepier (Haiti); quenepier (Guadeloupe); quenepier mâle, quenet (Hispaniola); quenette (French Guiana, Guadeloupe); quenettier (Guadeloupe)
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anoncillo (Cuba); escanjocote (Nicaragua); genip (Virgin Islands); genipe (Puerto Rico); ginep (Virgin Islands); grosella de miel (Mexico); guenepa (Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico); guenepo (Dominican Republic); kinep; limoncillo (Dominican Republic); macao (Venezuela); mamón (Colombia, Nicaragua, Venezuela); mamón de Cartagena (Costa Rica); mamoncillo (Colombia, Cuba); manón, manoncillo (Colombia, Puerto Rico); muco (Venezuela); quenepa (Colombia, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico); quenepa limoncillo
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chennet (Lesser Antilles); kenepa (Netherlands Antilles); kinep (Lesser Antilles); kinnup-thee (Netherlands Antilles); knippen (Suriname); kenèp, kenèp fwi, kenèp mal (creole, Haiti)
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mamon (Trinidad and Tobago)
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