EUGENIA MYRTIFOLIA, EUGENIA, MYRTASEAI

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MAIN CHARACTERISTICS

This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds, its 15-20 ft. (4.7-6 m) tall, when its blooms in mide fall its color is White/Near White.Among its attributes are the rapid growth, the excellent response to pruning and the ability to flourish and fructify generously. It blooms in early summer. The fruit is fleshy, ovoid or piriform, and red in colo

WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR

Eugenia myrtifolia is a tree or evergreen shrub, its leaves are whole, elliptic or lanceolate, acute or obtuse and briefly petiolate. And its also used for decoration.

WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT
Its fruit is a berry, which contains the seeds inside. The most important thing is to collect the seeds, is that the plant is healthy and strong, to avoid transmitting a virus through them. Then to extract the seeds that the fruit is ripe,it will realize by the change of the color, when it is red.

ORIGIN

Australia

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In this website tour going to find the different trees that are in the Marsh of the conejera, and also in our school. you can find information on their origin what type of plant it is etc. INDEX Trees and Families · Main characteristics · Why are they important · What are they used for · Origin TRES AND FAMILIES Quercus Humboldtii, Oak Tree , F agacea Tibuchina Lepidota, Siete Cueros, Melafomatacia Ficus Benjamina, Ficus, Moracia Salyx Humbolditana, Sauce Llorón, Moracia Acca Sellowiana, Feijoa, Myrtaseai Eugenia Myrtifolia, Eugenia, M yrtaseai Myrcia Cucullata, Arrayán, Myrtaseai Myrcianthes Leucoxyla, Arrayán Blanco, Myrtasea...

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