2021年5月6日 · Baligang fruits, small round fruits that grow to the size of marbles or larger, are indigenous to the Philippines and mainly cultivated in the central part of the Bicol region. These fruits change color as they ripen, starting as red and eventually turning purple to black.

2006年6月26日 · “ Lipote (Syzygium curranii) – Also called bahag, baligang or igot. This fruit species is INDIGENOUS to the Philippines. The tree is medium-sized, 9 meters or more high.

2022年4月28日 · Also known as Jambolan Plum, baligang (Bicolano) or igot (Waray) Fruity details: Lipote belongs to the same family as the clove. Its fruit comes in clusters and has a distinct purple to almost black color. It is similar to the fruit duhat but differs due to its compact clusters. The flesh is slightly sour but turns sweet when ripe.

An balì'gang o igot (Syzgium curranii) sarong klaseng tinanom na nagkakahoy, nalangkaw mga siyam na metro o sobra pa. An bunga kaini porongot, birilogbilogon, mga 20 mm an diametro, asin nagkokolor mairom na pula, minsan lila, hanggan itom kun tirom na, tanda na hirinog na. An hinog kaini mahamis-hamis na masarosakrot asin mahamyo. [1] .

2017年8月26日 · Lipote is a fruit tree that is indigenous to the Philippines and can be found growing in the Bicol region and in some places in the southern part of Luzon that includes Metro Manila, Batangas, Laguna, Marinduque, and Eastern Visayas that includes Samar.

Baligang is a village in Camalig, Albay, Bicol and has about 5,780 residents. Baligang is situated nearby to the village Gotob , as well as near Bantonan . Overview

2016年5月22日 · If other countries have blueberries, strawberries and acai berries, in the Bicol region, we have Baligang or Jambolan plum or Syzgium curranii. It is only endemic in the Philippines! It physically looks like a blueberry and acai berry but the inside is color red.