Eugenia reinwardtiana
(Redirected from Cedar Bay cherry)
Eugenia reinwardtiana is a shrub native to many tropical forests in northern Australia and Indonesia.
Morphology
Eugenia reinwardtiana is most commonly known as the Cedar Bay cherry, growing up to 20 ft in height.
Fruit
The fruit is green when it first starts growing and as it ripens the color changes to a bright red.
Use
Eugenia reinwardtiana is used as flavoring for various drinks and candies.
Nutritional information on Eugenia reinwardtiana
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