Duguetia furfuracea

Duguetia furfuracea is a species of very slow-growing evergreen tree native to tropical regions, particularly found in parts of South America. This tree can reach a height of 15 to 20 meters as it matures. Its natural habitat includes areas with warm climates, providing the ideal conditions for its growth. The species is valued not only for its slow-growing and evergreen nature but also for the delicious fruit it produces.

The fruit of Duguetia furfuracea is characterized by a succulent pulp surrounding the seeds, offering a delightful taste with a pleasant, sweet flavor that is somewhat reminiscent of coconuts. The fruits typically measure around 10cm in length and 7cm in width, making them a substantial size. Beyond its delectable taste, the fruit is known for its strong aroma, adding to the overall sensory experience. This combination of slow growth, evergreen foliage, and flavorful fruit makes Duguetia furfuracea an interesting and valued species in its native regions.