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Garcinia Brasiliensis
(Bacupari)
Other Names: Camboriu, Bakupari, Pacura, Guapomo


Related To: [Clusiaceae] Mangosteen, Mameyito, Imbe

Main Uses: Fruit

Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate

Mature Height/Spread: Small tree, to 20.'

Flowering/Pollination: Self fertile flowers occur in clusters on new growth.

Tolerance: Little tolerance for salt. Moderate tolerance for drought.

Soil/Nutrition: This species is adaptable to dryer soils, but prefers moist, well drained soils of mild acidity.

Light: Part shade to full sun.

Wind: Small tree is sturdy.

Temperature:

Dangers:

Diseases Prone:

Bearing Age: 7-10 years from seed; but once it begins bearing, it fruits prolifically.

Fruit:

History/Origin: Tree grows wild in southeastern Brazil and into Paraguay.

Species Observations:

Propogation:

Container Culture: This small tree can be grown and fruited in 15 to 25 gallon pots for it's entire life.

Medicinal Uses:

Nutritional Information:

Preparation / Food: Fruits are eaten fresh, and the skins are usually discarded.
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