Eugenia aboukirensis
Brazilian Cherry
Eugenia uniflora
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- Botanical name
- Eugenia uniflora
- Also known as
- Brazil-Cherry, Brazilian Cherry, Honey Berry, Honeyberry, Surinam Cherry, Surinam-Cherry
- Family
- Myrtaceae
- Genus
- Eugenia
- Reference
- World Flora Online
How to grow Brazilian Cherry
We have not written a growing guide for this species yet.
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Other names for this plant
These names have all been used for Eugenia uniflora but are no longer the accepted name. You may still meet them on old labels, in books, or in nursery catalogues.
Eugenia arechavaletae
Eugenia costata
Eugenia costata
Eugenia dasyblasta
Eugenia decidua
Eugenia lacustris
Eugenia michelii
Eugenia microphylla
Eugenia myrtifolia
Eugenia oblongifolia
Eugenia oblongifolia
Eugenia pauper
Eugenia strigosa
Eugenia uniflora var. atropurpurea
Eugenia willdenowii
Eugenia zeylanica
Luma arechavaletae
Luma costata
Luma dasyblasta
Luma strigosa
Myrtus brasiliana
Myrtus brasiliana var. diversifolia
Myrtus brasiliana var. lanceolata
Myrtus brasiliana var. lucida
Myrtus brasiliana var. normalis
Myrtus willdenowii
Myrtus willdenowii var. portoriccensis
Plinia pedunculata
Plinia petiolata
Plinia rubra
Plinia tetrapetala
Stenocalyx affinis
Stenocalyx brunneus
Stenocalyx costatus
Stenocalyx dasyblastus
Stenocalyx glaber
Stenocalyx impunctatus
Stenocalyx lucidus
Stenocalyx michelii
Stenocalyx michelii var. membranacea
Stenocalyx michelii var. rigida
Stenocalyx nhamperi
Stenocalyx oblongifolius
Stenocalyx rhampiri
Stenocalyx ruber
Stenocalyx strigosus
Stenocalyx uniflorus
Syzygium brousmichei
Syzygium michelii
Others in Eugenia
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