Eugenia Pseudopsidium Var. Portoricensis

Puerto rican guava, scientifically known as Eugenia pseudopsidium var. portoricensis, is a unique fruit-bearing plant native to the island of Puerto Rico. This species thrives in the tropical climate of the Caribbean, particularly in humid lowland areas. Its small, yellow or red fruits are prized for their sweet and tangy flavor, making them a local delicacy. The plant plays an important role in the ecosystem and cultural heritage of Puerto Rico. Due to habitat loss and environmental changes, it faces threats to its survival, highlighting the need for conservation efforts.