Surinam cherry
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The Surinam cherry (Eugenia uniflora), also Pitanga or Kirschmyrte, is a plant type from the kind of the Kirschmyrten (Eugenia) in that the (Myrtaceae).
The Surinam cherry originates originally from Brazil, today however in far parts of the Tropics and/or Subtropen is cultivated.
Description
There is bushes or small trees, which reach stature heights of approximately 5 to 7 m. The are small and pointed oval. The blooms are white with long The fruits are orange, serrated to 5 cm largely and eightfold; they are roughly eaten, converted to jelly or beverages.
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