…A tall, woody plant of the genus Cinnamomum in the family Fabaceae, which has around 200 species in the tropics. The stipules are often spiny, and the leaves are bipinnately or tripinnately compound with few to many pinnae. From [Beans]...Many of the Parkia species (such as Parkia roxburgii ) grow to 30-40m in height, but their young legumes, which reach 50cm in length, are considered vegetables in Malaysia. The golden pheasant, Pithecellobium dulce , native to Central America, is widely cultivated in tropical regions, and its young disk-shaped seeds, which are 3-4cm in diameter, are edible, and its mature fruits, which contain sugar, are also edible. Both species are cultivated and used in or near villages from Malaysia to Indonesia. *Some of the terminology that mentions "Kinkiju" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…熱帯域に200種ほどが分化しているマメ科キンキジュ属の高木になる木本植物。托葉はしばしばとげ状になり,葉は2~3回羽状複葉で,少数から多数の羽片を有する。… 【豆】より…パーキア類(Parkia roxburgiiなど)は樹高30~40mにもなる高木が多いが,この長さ50cmに達する若い豆果はマレーシア地域で野菜とされる。中央アメリカ原産のキンキジュPithecellobium dulceは熱帯域に広く栽植されるが,その直径3~4cmもある円盤状の若い種子が食用とされるし,また成熟した果実も糖を含み食べられる。どちらもマレーからインドネシアにかけての村や,その近くに栽植され,利用されている。… ※「キンキジュ」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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