Parijoto, Muria Mountain's Purple Fruit, Becomes Symbol of Local Economy and Conservation
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Parijoto, Muria Mountain's Purple Fruit, Becomes Symbol of Local Economy and Conservation

In Indonesia's Kudus Regency, the purple fruit 'Parijoto,' once considered a wild shrub, is now a vital source of income and a symbol of conservation for local communities on the slopes of Muria Mountain. Its sustainable cultivation method allows for the coexistence of forest protection and economic gain.

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