| Scientific name(s) | Psidium |
| Possible age | |
| Full grown height | 13m |
| Food source for | Bees and butterflies (flowers), birds, insects, monkeys, fruit-eating batsand parrots (fruits) |
| Special feature | |
| Ecological significance |
An evergreen tree with a spreading crown that reaches heights up to 13m.
The fruit is eaten by many wild animals, birds and insects – for example monkeys, fruit-eating bats, or parrots. Before the flowers also provide food for pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
