pitanga eugenia uniflora fruit tree

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Isolated Ripe pitanga (Eugenia uniflora) fruit on the tree and some still unripe fruits in selective focus. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Selective focus of fruit pitanga tree Eugenia uniflora Royalty Free Stock Photo

A tree with many pitangas. The Suriname cherry is the fruit of the Suriname cherry (Eugenia uniflora L.), a dicot of the Myrtaceae family. It has the form of globular and fleshy balls, red (the most common), orange, yellow or black. On the same tree, the fruit can vary from green, yellow and orange to intense red, depending on the degree of maturation. The pitanga tree is a native tree of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, where it is found in the forest. In addition to having vitamin C, the pitanga is rich in A and in the B complex, not to mention that the fruit is also found in good amounts of the minerals calcium, iron , phosphorus and magnesium.