Pradosia surinamensis

Pradosia surinamensis is a medium to large tree native to the tropical rainforests of Northeastern Brazilian state of Piauí. This species belongs to the Sapotaceae family and is known for its dense, dark green foliage and straight, robust trunk. The tree produces small, spherical fruits with a smooth, greenish skin that turns yellowish when ripe. The flesh is soft, sweet, and creamy, with a flavor reminiscent of canistel or sapote. Pradosia surinamensis thrives in humid, well-drained soils and is valued for its fruit, which is consumed fresh, and its durable wood, used in local construction. Its ecological importance includes providing habitat and food for various wildlife in the rainforest ecosystem.

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