Eugenia neoverrucosa Red LIve Plant (Eugenia neoverrucosa)

Eugenia neoverrucosa is a Brazilian endemic plant from the Myrtaceae family, known for its potential photochemoprotective properties. It is commonly referred to as ibirubá, araçá-ripa, ingabaú, and laranjinha rugosa, according to a study published on Taylor & Francis Online. This species, native to the Atlantic Forest, is relatively unexplored in terms of its chemical and medicinal potential. 
Eugenia neoverrucosa, also known as the Brazilian guava or new warty guava, produces edible fruit with a flavor profile similar to guava, but often with a unique floral or aromatic twist. The fruit's flesh is juicy and sweet