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- South American fruit tree of the genus Eugenia. Its common names include guayabilla and sundrop. Eugenia victoriana has the largest fruit of all known Eugenia...
- pitanga (Neotropics) Eugenia uruguayensis Cambess. Eugenia victorianaguayabilla (northern South America) Eugenia species are sometimes used as food plants...
- Chocolate Ensalada de fruta Espinaca (made with spinach berries) Fresco de guayabilla Guabul Granadilla Horchata Kola Shaler Limonada cimarrona Linaza Linaza...
- water-based or milk-based. Water-based Ponche include pomegranate, prune, guayabilla, and the milk variety include flavors such as coffee, almonds, among others...
- Family: Salicaceae Subfamily: Samydoideae Genus: Samyda Jacq. Species See text Synonyms Guayabilla Sessé & Moc. Guidonia (DC.) Griseb. Guidonia Mill....
- cultivated are ciruelo, guayaba, papaya, pineapples, guanábana, borojó, guayabilla, lulo, anón, guaba, maracuyá, guayaba brasilera, zapallo, coconut, cacao...
- borrachitos. Drinks: Mezcal, pulque, atole and pomegranates of pomegranate, guayabilla, tamarind and myrtle. Holidays and traditions: Po****r Festivities The...
- Salvador Romero [es]. Oscar H****enteufel was born on 14 April 1945 on a guayabilla farm in Ticucha, a small town situated in Chuquisaca's Luis Calvo Province...
- infusion hot. For malaise, the patient drinks a decoction of granicillo, guayabilla (Eugenia victoriana), chichaja, azul tugtu (a Rubiaceae species), Peperomia...
- shales, overlies the Llallagua Formation and is overlain by the Pampa and Guayabillas Formations. The Kirusillas Formation is laterally equivalent to the Lipeón...