Chrysophyllum Contumacense

Chrysophyllum contumacense is a lesser-known member of the Sapotaceae family native to tropical regions of South America. This small evergreen tree is recognized for its glossy, elongated leaves and fragrant, white flowers that bloom in clusters. Its fruit, resembling a small apple, is edible and has a sweet, citrus-like flavor. Despite its ornamental value, it remains underappreciated in horticultural circles. The plant's unique characteristics make it a fascinating subject for botanical study and potential cultivation.