Psidium guajava L. (Syn: Guajava pumila (Vahl) Kuntze; Guajava pyrifera (L.) Kuntze; Myrtus guajava (L.) Kuntze; Psidium angustifolium Lam.; Psidium aromaticum Blanco; Psidium cujavillus Burm.f.; Psidium cujavus L.; Psidium fragrans Macfad.; Psidium igatemyense Barb.Rodr.; Psidium intermedium Zipp. ex Blume; Psidium pomiferum L.; Psidium prostratum O.Berg; Psidium pumilum Vahl; Psidium pyriferum L.; Psidium sapidissimum Jacq.; Psidium vulgare Rich.; Syzygium ellipticum K.Schum. & Lauterb.); apple guava, guava • Assamese: মধুৰি-আম madhuri aam • Bengali: পেয়ারা peyara • Gujarati: જામફળ jaamkal, જમરૂખ jamrukh • Hindi: अमरूद amrood, रुनी runi • Kannada: ಪೇರಲೆ pearaley • Konkani: पॅर्र pairr • Lushai: kawi-âm, kâwl thei • Malayalam: പേരക്ക peerakka • Manipuri: pungton • Marathi: पेरु peru • Nepali: अम्बा amba, बिहिँ bihi • Persian: امرود amrud, بہي bihi • Tamil: கொய்யா koyya, உய்யக்கொண்டான் uyyakkontan • Telugu: గొయ్యాపండు goyyapandu • Urdu: امرود amrud; SIGH-dee-um -- from the Greek for pomegranate gwah-JAV-vuh -- from the Spanish guayaba Native to: tropical America Shrub or small tree with ovate to elliptic-oblong leaves, up to 15 cm long; pubescent beneath; flowers white, solitary or small clusters; fruit ovoid, 3-10 cm across, flesh yellow or pink.
A small tree to 33 ft (10 in) high, with spreading branches, the guava is easy to recognize because of its smooth, thin, copper-colored bark that flakes off, showing the greenish layer beneath; and also because of the attractive, "bony" aspect of its trunk which may in time attain a diameter of 10 in (25 cm) Faintly fragrant, the white flowers, borne singly or in small clusters in the leaf axils, are 1 in (2.5 cm) wide, with 4 or 5 white petals which are quickly shed, and a prominent tuft of perhaps 250 white stamens tipped with pale-yellow anthers. The fruit, exuding a strong, sweet, musky odor when ripe, may be round, ovoid, or pear-shaped, 2 to 4 in (5-10 cm) long, with 4 or 5 protruding floral remnants (sepals) at the apex; and thin, light-yellow skin, frequently blushed with pink. Ref. Purdue Delicious photos, Is this tree from Region of Tropical America? This tree is my childhood best friend. this is eucalyptus tree? with lots of testy guava fruits. Picture taken 2july 2013.in my house gurgaon, haryana. Why are you calling a guava tree as Eucalyptus? This is a Guava tree(The relation between and Eucalyptus: Both Guava and Eucalyptus belong to family Myrtaceae though) yes this is This is a Guava tree
Sharing the images of Psidium guajava from Coimbatore. First time observing pink flowers from a guava tree. Will they produce pink variety of guavas? Beautiful upload. yes very rarely Psidium guajava can have pink flowers
Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight :: Myrtaceae :: Psidium guajava :: Velas, Konkan :: ARKDEC-33 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (4) Attached are pictures of Psidium guajava captured at Velas, Konkan, Maharashtra in March 2014.
Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight: Myrtaceae-Psidium guajava -PKA-DEC46: : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1). Common name: Guava, Peru Bot. name: Psidium guajava Family: Myrtaceae Plant Habit: Tree Yes, a delicious fruit..thanks ... flower offers a task to photographers..
Attached are pictures of the beautiful Psidium guajava flowers captured in a cultivated garden in Mumbai in December 2013.
This small tree with delicious fruits is very commonly planted, enclosing the fruits only in my last post... Shot from my native place, this week.. With this, I close my uploads for the last fortnight of 2014.. I must say, I have been very lucky to enjoy them all, with regular inputs from experts..
Psidium guajava L. Guava Shrub or small tree with ovate to elliptic-oblong leaves, up to 15 cm long; pubescent beneath; flowers white, solitary or small clusters; fruit ovoid, 3-10 cm across, flesh yellow or pink. Photographed from Delhi Please read subject line as Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight: Myrtaceae-Psidium guajava from Delhi-GSDEC84
Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight: Myrtaceae-Psidium guajava purple guava from Jim Corbett-GSDEC86 : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (2) Psidium guajava 'Purple guava' Photographed from Jim Corbett Perhaps not to be confused with P. cattleyanum, Chinese strawberry guava, also known as Purple guava, and has small barely 3-4 cm purple fruits. nice was it purple inside?Did not pluck it.
Psidium guajava :: Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight - (NSJ-03) : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (3) Psidium guajava (Guava) flowers from a garden at Mumbai.
A common tree in villages, cultivated. Photographs were taken on 10-April-2013.
SYMBIOSIS : 845 : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1) Attaching a collage in which Blue-throated Barbet and Red-vented Bulbul are enjoying fruit from Psidium guajava (GUAVA) tree. It is the same fruit which was relished by Blue-throated Barbet and Red-vented Bulbul. vit c rich diet. they are well fed. loved it
Psidium guajava----for sharing and validation : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (6) pics taken at Aambyvalley Rd., Lonavala, Pune in dec.16 Wonderful images, ... This tree was spotted in the Udaipur Palace grounds, Udaipur, RJ in April 2017. Is this the guava tree - Psidium guajava? Thanks, ... I also think so. Yes, Guava..
Fruits & Vegetable week- Psidium guajava: 1 image. Common name: Guava, Peru Bot. name: Psidium guajava Family: Myrtaceae Plant Habit: Tree
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'Koyyaa pazham' in Tamil.
Synonyms: Guaiava pyriformis, Guajava pyrifera, Psidium fragrans, P. pyriferum, P. pomiferum, P. sapidissimum, P. aromaticum SIGH-dee-um -- from the Greek for pomegranate gwah-JAV-vuh -- from the Spanish guayaba commonly known as: apple guava, guava • Assamese: মধুৰি-আম madhuri aam • Bengali: পেয়ারা peyara • Gujarati: જામફળ jaamkal, જમરૂખ jamrukh • Hindi: अमरूद amrood, रुनी runi • Kannada: ಪೇರಲೆ pearaley • Konkani: पॅर्र pairr • Lushai: kawi-âm, kâwl thei • Malayalam: പേരക്ക peerakka • Manipuri: pungton • Marathi: पेरु peru • Nepali: अम्बा amba, बिहिँ bihi • Persian: امرود amrud, بہي bihi • Tamil: கொய்யா koyya, உய்யக்கொண்டான் uyyakkontan • Telugu: గొయ్యాపండు goyyapandu • Urdu: امرود amrud Native to: tropical America 3 images.
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Fruit is pink from inside. Just today I checked on FOI site and found the flowers to be same as 'Red Malaysian Guava', Psidium guajava. Is this variety the same as those found in Allahabad.
This will show the Black Guava better. Name was given as Black Guava and said to be rare. Now with ... post....thought of sharing this picture. the black Guava is sold here at Chandigarh at one of the nurseries. once when i was in that nursery to buy some plants a female came there and started fighting with the owner. she had a complaint that the black guava plant which she bought though bore fruits with a red inside pulp tastes like water. to which the nursery owner said that you cant get everything from a plant....differently looking black fruits and they should also be tasty...thats not possible.... but i personally think that that can be possible if the plant is grown at its native place or more suitable conditions...
Sep 2011 Pune Garden Tree Yes in Hindi we call it Amrud. I remember my boss writing his native home address on the envelopes "Amrud Ke baag ke piche" and the envelopes reach the addressee well on time!!
thats why we should all plant atleast one guava tree
Location: Gyaneswor, Kathmandu, Nepal Elevation : 4500 ft. Date : 3 October 2018 Habit : Cultivated
Re: Psidium : 3 posts by 3 authors. 11 images. Pecharthal, North Tripura Found in deep forest, seeds might have gone there. i think it is Psidium species. Psidium guajava L. ?? Thanks, ... Yes. Appears so. Tree with fruit. : 3 posts by 3 authors. Photo prise le 03/02/2013 à Alipura-Madhya Pradesh-India I cannot identify this plant. Could you help me? Guava! Psidium gaujuva. common guava. References:
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