Purple Forest Guava fruit Plant (Psidium Eugeniaefolia) environmental pollutants

environmental pollutants

the plant is versatile and its fruits can be used in pickling and fish curries

evergreen shrub

The flowers grow on a terminal inflorescence with many panicles

promoting skin health and reducing the risk of chronic diseases

Purple Forest Guava fruit Plant (Psidium Eugeniaefolia) environmental pollutantsName: Purple Forest Guava (Psidium Eugeniaefolia Araca Una) Common Names: Purple Forest Guava, Araca Una Botanical Name: Psidium Eugeniaefolia General Information: Found in the Atlantic rainforest region of Brazil. Bushy tree with glossy leaves like Strawberry Guava. Flowers within three years from seed. Enjoy fresh natural flavors. Contains small, hard seeds for a textured experience. Use in juices, jams, or as a wholesome snack. Culinary and