Blustru (Luffa cylindrica [L.] Roem.))
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Blustru
(Luffa cylindrica [L.] Roem.))
Synonyms:
L.aegyptica Mill., L. pentandra
Roxb., L. cattupincinna Ser., L. faetida Sieb. et Zucc., L. petola Ser., Momordica
L. cylirzdrica
Family:
Cucurbitaceae.
Description:
Generally, blustru planted in fields, propagated on the
fence as vegetables, or growing wild in the bush, the river, and the beach.
Terna season, the length of the stem can reach 2-10 m, climbing with tendrils
(pembelit tool) that comes out of the armpit leaves. Single leaf, petiole 4-9
cm long, alternate location. Leaf blade ovate dilated, notched menjari 5-7
pieces, base heart-shaped leaves, the veins prominent beneath, the surface color
of dark green leaves, the color of
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