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Willughbeia coriacea
Willughbeia coriacea
An extremely rare Bornean jungle liana bearing yellow-orange fruits having delicious orange pulp that tastes like orange sherbet. Like all of the Willughbeia's, this fruit is virtually unknown anywhere in the world.
Seed Availability
Seeds are not available for the Willughbeia coriacea. Please visit our seed store to view current selections.
Description
A large liana, growing to many feet. Reportedly quite productive in its native range, with single plants bearing hundreds of fruits.
Hardiness
Unknown, likely not frost or freeze hardy.
Growing Environment
Thrives in a humid, jungle environment.
Propagation
By seeds.
Uses
Fruits can be eaten fresh.
Native Range
Native to Borneo.
Related Species
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Hancornia speciosa Mangaba |
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Willughbeia angustifolia Pitabu |
Willughbeia coriacea Willughbeia coriacea | ||
Willughbeia elmerii Willughbeia elmerii |
Willughbeia sarawakensis Willughbeia sarawakensis |