Mouriri guianensis

Distributed along the northern coast of South America, including the State of Pará, where it is relatively common in sandbanks and along streams. Orange fruits with smooth, thin skin and thick, sweet-tasting pulp. The tree is relatively small and reaches about 6-10 m in domestic conditions. Its canopy of a treecrown is spherical; globe shapedglobose in shape and the leaves are smooth and very shiny.

If you like Mouriri guianensis, you might also like Myrcia sp. "Rainbow" or Mouriri elliptica