Eugenia stigmatosa "Guarimi"

Grows on a small, shrubby tree to 6-15 ft / 2-5 m. Unknown, though likely minimal frost tolerance. The trunk is dark brown with a bark that comes off in thin sheets. The canopy of a treecrown is irregular and open, with very flexible branches. The plant is easily identified by observing the leaf against the sun when the numerous glandular punctuations are easily noticed. 

Bears small, red skinned fruits with edible pulp and a large seed. Flavor is said to be likened to a Perfume Guava, but with unique overtones.