Cymbopetalum brasiliense

Cymbopetalum brasiliense is native to Brazil, primarily found in the country's rainforests and tropical regions. The plant thrives in areas with high humidity and rich soil, often growing along riverbanks or in damp clearings in the forest. As a part of the Annonaceae family, it shares certain characteristics with other species within this family that are native to tropical regions around the world.

The fruits of Cymbopetalum brasiliense are particularly noteworthy. Although not commonly consumed, the fruit is known to have a unique appearance, with bumpy outer skin and soft flesh. The taste of the fruit has been described as mildly sweet and aromatic, with a texture that is somewhat similar to custard.

If you like Cymbopetalum brasiliense, you might also like Pouteria sp. "Abiu Negro Sul da Bahia" or Annona macroprophyllata "Bicolor"