Martin Pellizzer

Allophylus Amazonicus

Allophylus amazonicus is a rare evergreen tree native to the dense rainforests of the Amazon Basin. It belongs to the Sapindaceae family and is known for its unique morphology and ecological significance. This plant thrives in humid, nutrient-rich soils and plays a vital role in supporting local biodiversity. Its striking leaves and small, edible fruits make it an important resource for both wildlife and indigenous communities. Due to habitat loss, Allophylus amazonicus faces increasing threats to its survival.