Eugenia mangnibracteolata

Eugenia magnibracteolata is a rare small tree native to the dense Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where it thrives in humid, closed-canopy environments. It stands out in the Myrtaceae family for its extraordinary floral display—especially the large, persistent bracts that remain visible even when the fruit is mature. The fruits themselves are small and green when ripe, with their flavor still largely undocumented, though the species is highly sought after by collectors for its unique morphology and ornamental value.

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