Guayabillo Fruit Plant (Psidium sartorianum) Plant Type:Seedling plant dry-forest papaya bearing strongly winged

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Guayabillo Fruit Plant (Psidium sartorianum) Plant Type:Seedling plant dry-forest papaya bearing strongly wingedCommon Name: Little Guava, Niedenzu, Pichi' Che, Guayabillo, Guayaba Botanical Name: Psidium sartorianum General Information: Evergreen tree, subglobose crown, native to the Americas. Grows 6 15 meters tall with a 20 40 cm diameter. Edible fruits gathered in the wild, also cultivated in Mexico and Puerto Rico. Pale yellow, 10 15 mm spherical fruit with sweet, spicy flavor. Can be eaten raw or cooked. Used in jellies and beverages. Prefers warm,