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Pineapple plantation

The Pineapple plant (scientific name Ananas comosus), native to the southern part of Brazil and Paraguay, is nowadays also grown in several parts of Malaysia. This herbaceous perennial plant grows to 1.0-1.5m tall with 30 or more trough-shaped and pointed leaves which surround a thick stem. The pineapple fruit is eaten fresh or canned and is available as a juice or in juice combinations.


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Other Sarawak galleries: Kuching ▪ Mt Santubong national park ▪ Maludam peninsula ▪ Bako National Park ▪ Tanjung Datu NP ▪ Sematan ▪ Gunung Gading National Park ▪ Lundu ▪ Kubah national park ▪ Matang wildlife centre ▪ Kuching wetlands national park ▪ Sarawak Cultural Village and Heritage Centre ▪ Sarawak Dance Performance at KLCC ▪ Semenggoh National Park ▪ Anna Rais longhouse ▪ Pepper plantation ▪ Bau ▪ Batang Ai ▪ Similajau national park ▪ Sibu ▪ Kapit ▪ Rejang River ▪ Iban Longhouse ▪ Belaga ▪ Bakun ▪ Niah national park ▪ Mulu National Park ▪ Kelabit Highlands ▪ Loagan Bunut national park ▪ Lambir hills national park ▪ Bintulu ▪ Miri

Categories: Tropics ▪ Agriculture ▪ Farms and plantations

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