Trichilia casaretti

Trichilia casaretti, commonly known as the Brazilian Langsat relative, is a unique shrub to small tree native to the Atlantic Rainforest. Belonging to the Meliaceae family, this species is known for its brilliant scarlet-red pulp, which is both sweet and aromatic. The fruit's flavor is distinct and pleasantly surprising, often described as a blend of strawberry and orange. Its resilience to cold makes it an intriguing candidate for cultivation in subtropical regions. Highly regarded for its ornamental and fruiting qualities, T. casaretti represents a fascinating addition to rare fruit collections and native restoration projects.