Eugenia stipitata. Myrtaceae. McVaugh. Detail of ripe fruit. (Frutales de la Amazonia). LOCAL NAMES. English (eugenia); Portuguese (araçá-boi); Spanish . Eugenia stipitata. a.k.a. Araza. Large sized guava relative with bright yellow fruit having an excellent sour-acid flavor. Fruits are very juicy, up to five inches wide. Eugenia stipitata is a fruit from Amazonia rich in terpene, volatile compounds, fiber, and vitamin C. The fruit is recognized for its high antioxidant activity and has .
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Eugenia stipitata – Wikipedia
Araca Boi Close-up of the fruit Photograph by: Edvaldopandolfi Public domain Close-up of the fruit Photograph by: Edvaldopandolfi Public domain Fruit and flower Photograph by: Dick Culbert Creative Commons Attribution 2. USDA Public domain General Information Araca boi is an evergreen shrub or small tree with a densely branched habit and lacking stipjtata dominance; it can grow up to 4.
Gives descriptions, photos and uses of a very wide range of fruit and other food-producing plants plus ornamentals. Each entry has a brief description of the plant and its uses, accompanied by one to many excellent quality photographs of the fruits.
Readable yet also very detailed. Prefers a pH in the range 5 – 6, tolerating 4.
Publisher Kampong Publications, California. Year ISBN Description The second edition of an excellent guide to the edible uses of plants, though it does not give any details of cultivation etc.
This is a small tree whose size and shape allow it to mix well with many tree crops. Tropical Plants Database, Ken Fern. If you have any useful information about this plant, please leave a comment.
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Close-up of the fruit Xtipitata by: Fruit and flower Photograph by: Fruit, cut open to reveal flesh and seeds Photograph by: Last update on Now containing plants.