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Xanthophyllum amoenum is a fruit-bearing tree from Southeast Asia, growing up to 35 m tall in forest and swamp habitats, known as langgir or shampoo fruit. It is a forest tree rather than a common garden or houseplant, so cultivation advice is limited.
Xanthophyllum amoenum is a plant species in the family Polygalaceae. Common names include langgir or shampoo fruit.
Xanthophyllum amoenum is native to Southeast Asia and grows in Indonesia. They tend to grow in swamps or dipterocarp secondary forests.
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