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$Morinda citrifolia is a fruit-bearing tree in the coffee family, Rubiaceae. Its native range extends across Southeast Asia and Australasia. \n\nNoni is sometimes called a \$

Fresh Noni cut in half. isolated on a white background.

Morinda citrifolia fruit is full of benefits

Fresh Noni Fruit used frequently in health drinks.

Noni or Morinda Citrifolia fruits with sliced and green leaf isolated on white background.

Close-up of cloves being cultivated on Bali, Indonesia.

Noni (Morinda citrifolia) or keumeudee (Aceh); pace, kemudu, kudu, bentis .(Javanese); cangkudu (Sundanese); koddhu, pacè (Madura); Tibah (Bali) is a flowering plant originating from Southeast Asia, belonging to the Rubiaceae family.

Raw Noni fruit still on the tree (Morinda citrifolia). Mengkudu. Anti-cancer substance. Anti-cancer substances found in noni are most effective against abnormal cells.

Noni or Morinda citrifolia fruit on tree.

Noni or keumeudee; pace, kemudu, kudu, bentis.; cangkudu; koddhu, pace; Tibah is a flowering plant originating from Southeast Asia, belonging to the Rubiaceae family. Other names for this plant are noni, noni, nono, nonu, ungcoikan, and ach.

Noni fruits or Morinda citrifolia (known as indian mulberry, cheese fruit, beach mulberry ) in wooden bowl and long half slice with seeds isolated on grungy wooden table background. Top view.

$Castries, Saint Lucia, West Indies: Noni trees are native to Southeast Asia and Australasia but are now cultivated in many tropical regions worldwide. The fruit, with a bumpy surface covered in small, polygonal sections, is known for its strong, pungent odor when ripe and has been used in traditional medicine in various cultures. Despite its strong smell, which has led to nicknames like \$