| Scientific name(s) | Genipa americana |
| Possible age | |
| Full grown height | 15 - 20m |
| Food source for | Bees (flowers), various types of wildlife (fruits) |
| Special feature | |
| Ecological significance |
The Guaitil is particularly striking and interesting for its long sympodial and whorled branches, its wide and shiny opposite leaves, and its large Guava-like fruits, which only grow on the tips of the branches. The flowers attract many bees due to their rich aroma, and the fruits are also highly sought after by various types of wildlife.
