#breadfruit

• Artocarp — An exotic tree of the Moraceae family, native to the tropical regions of Asia and Oceania, characterized by large, starch-rich compound fruits; relating to this plant or its fruit. In a strict botanical sense, the term describes specimens intensively cultivated for their dietary value and high-quality wood used in artisanal constructions.
• Artocarpus — A taxonomic genus of trees in the family Moraceae, comprising approximately 60 tropical species, including the breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis) and the jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus). In structural plant biology, the term defines large woody plants characterized by the secretion of white latex and the production of massive complex fruits attached directly to the trunk or branches.
• Artocarpus communis — A taxonomic synonym frequently utilized in classic scientific literature for the species Artocarpus altilis, popularly known as the breadfruit tree. In plant biology, this designation indicates a large tropical tree widely cultivated in equatorial zones for its massive, starch-rich compound fruits providing fundamental nutrients.