In Madurese, this fruit is called baleci. Other names in some countries are datiles, aratiles, manzanitas (Philippines); Mât sâm (Vietnam); Khoom sômz, takhôb (Laos); Takhop farang (Thailand); Krâkhôb goods (Cambodia); And the sufficiency of Siam (Malaysia). Also known as capulin blanco, cacaniqua, nigua, niguito (Spanish); Jamaican cherry, Panama berry, and Singapore cherry (UK). The Dutch used to call it Japanse kers ("Japanese cherries"), which were later taken into cherries in Indonesian or some call them ceri. Description Shrubs or trees, tall to 12 m, though generally only about 3-6 m only. Green is immortal and continually flowering and fruitful throughout the year. Horizontal branches, hanging at the ends; Form a shady shade. The smooth-haired twigs mix with the hair glands; So did the leaves. Leaf Leaf lever that tapered the shape of the yarn The leaves are lying flat; Unsymmetrical leaf blades, circular lancets eggs, jagged edges and pointed edges, 1-4 × 4-14