Eugenia supraaxilaris "Tatu"

Eugenia suprathe angle between the upper side of a leaf and the supporting stemaxilaris is a medium to large tree native to southern Brazil, flourishing in subtropical climates. Known for its vigorous growth and dense foliage, it is well-suited for agroforestry systems and spacious gardens. The tree yields round, yellow fruits with generous, sweet pulp—highly regarded for their excellent flavor. Though still considered rare in cultivation, E. suprathe angle between the upper side of a leaf and the supporting stemaxilaris is increasingly appreciated by growers and collectors for its productivity and superior fruit quality within the Myrtaceae family.

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