pulasan

Examples

• All

• Unlike the rambutan, the skin of the pulasan is easier to twist open by hand.

• The pulasan tree thrives in humid tropical climates.

• Farmers harvest pulasans in the late summer, when the fruits turn a deep red color.

• Have you ever tasted a pulasan?

• Farmers in Southeast Asia eagerly harvest pulasans during the late summer when the fruits are ripe and red.

• The pulasan is highly sought after for its deliciously sweet and juicy flesh, often found in local markets.

• Known for its easy-to-open skin, the pulasan is often compared to the rambutan but offers a uniquely sweeter flavor.

Synonyms

P

pulassan

vspulasan

• Philippine

9.9

A tropical tree that makes a sweet fruit like a rambutan

is the preferred or standard name rather than the variant spelling

P

pulasan tree

vspulasan

• Philippine

9.9

A tropical tree that grows sweet fruit like rambutan

emphasizes close relation and reddish fruits with a thick rind

N

Nephelium mutabile

vspulasan

• Specialized

9.9

A Southeast Asian tree that makes a sweet fruit like a rambutan

describes it by common traits like sweet reddish fruit and close relation to rambutan

Compounds

P

pulasan tree

• Philippine

9.9

A tropical tree that grows sweet fruit like rambutan

Surface Forms

Etymology