ABOVE: A fully ripe Artocarpus (Prainea) limpato (Moraceae) fruit photographed by Anthea Phillipps at Tenom Agricultural Park in Sabah. The fruit is just over 7 cm in width. According to Anthony Lamb the ripe fruit are very popular with both Sambar Deer and Barking Deer.
Artocarpus (Prania) limpato photographed by Tony Lamb at Tenom.Artocarpus (Prainea) limpato immature fruits. Note that the hard seeds which are located on the surface of the fruit have already been predated presumably by a squirrel or rat. Photograph by Quentin Phillipps at Sepilok, Rainforest Discovery Center.
