In the aceh language this tree is named the key tree, somehow so named? but in terms of shape and size of this tree is far and very different keys that we know. It's up to me this tree and fruit is getting rare because no one wants it anymore. This tree I found yesterday at the time of going kesawah. The fruit of this tree can be eaten when it is cooked. Feature of fruit that is ripe fruit has a slightly blackish color and taste rather sweet and tamarind, more precisely a mixture of the two flavors.
