Tetracoccus Capensis

Tetracoccus capensis is a unique and lesser-known plant species native to southern Africa. It belongs to the family Guttiferae and is characterized by its small, fleshy fruits that are often used in traditional medicine. Despite its medicinal potential, it remains relatively obscure in modern botanical studies. The plant thrives in coastal and rocky habitats, showcasing its adaptability to harsh environments. Its study offers valuable insights into ecological resilience and potential pharmaceutical applications.