Wild Black Bird Abiu (Pouteria coelomatica): A Rare Treasure from the Atlantic Forest Plant Type:Seedling Plant Erosion Control: The deep-rooted tree

Erosion Control: The deep-rooted tree helps prevent soil erosion

The edible fruit of Armadillo is gathered from the wild and consumed locally

melanogenesis inhibitory

A deciduous tree with an open crown

The fruit’s natural sweetness and low calorie content make it an ideal addition to a healthy

Wild Black Bird Abiu (Pouteria coelomatica): A Rare Treasure from the Atlantic Forest Plant Type:Seedling Plant Erosion Control: The deep-rooted treeBotanical Name: Pouteria coelomatica Common Name: Abiu negro selvagem, Black Abiu, Wild Black Bird Bloom Time Fruiting: 2 to 3 Years Maintenance Required: Moderate Overview: The Wild Black Bird Abiu is a precious wild fruit native to the Atlantic Forest. Known for its oval shaped fruits (4 5 cm long) with a woody purplish bark, this species is revered for its sweet aril surrounding a single seed. The taste of the fruit is similar to that of the Abiu