Eugenia neoverrucosa Red LIve Plant (Eugenia neoverrucosa) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Philippines: Not widely cultivated but

Philippines: Not widely cultivated but may be referred to as ‘wild Garcinia’

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Cameroonian hunters traditionally used its shell-like fruit covering as bells on hunting dogs

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Eugenia neoverrucosa Red LIve Plant (Eugenia neoverrucosa) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Philippines: Not widely cultivated butEugenia neoverrucosa is a Brazilian endemic plant from the Myrtaceae family, known for its potential photochemoprotective properties. It is commonly referred to as ibirub, ara ripa, ingaba, and laranjinha rugosa, according to a study published on Taylor & Francis Online. This species, native to the Atlantic Forest, is relatively unexplored in terms of its chemical and medicinal potential. Eugenia neoverrucosa, also known as the Brazilian guava or new