Ameju Fruit Plant (Duguetia Echinophora) Plant Type:Seedling Plant custard-like pulp can be eaten

custard-like pulp can be eaten at various stages of ripeness

Strong antioxidative

Traditional uses for rheumatism

believed to aid digestion and support respiratory health

It is characterized by gray bark marked with leaf scars and alternate leaves with long petioles

Ameju Fruit Plant (Duguetia Echinophora) Plant Type:Seedling Plant custard-like pulp can be eatenDuguetia Echinophora Common Names: Ameij, Ameipi, Ameju, Ameju de touceira, Ata braba, Ata brava, Ata meju, Envira amarela, Envira preta, Envira surucucu, Envireira, Pindaeua Botanical Name: Duguetia Echinophora General Information: Type: Elegant looking slow growing evergreen tree Origin: Native to Brazil Height: Typically reaches 15 20 meters Growth Form: Normally grows as a tree, Rarely grows like a shrub Fruit: Edible fruit gathered from the wild