Annona coriacea "Ariticum-Catí"

Annona coriacea, commonly known as "Ariticum-catí," is a tree native to Brazil’s Cerrado biome, known for its exceptionally sweet and aromatic fruits. The fruit ripens from May to October, and its soft, tender flesh indicates peak ripeness, making it ideal for direct consumption. This species is highly valued for its ecological and ornamental significance. It can be cultivated in urban settings such as parks and squares, adding beauty and biodiversity to public spaces.

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