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Hi Shot, yes they are very rare, I was able to sprout one seed from a 18 seeds, then I grafted a piece of it into a Annona Reticulata and it took ,then the original Tree died and all I got left is the grafted tree, holding Flowers now.I'm curious if anyone here at TFF is growing one, I could use some advice.Thank uCarlos
Hi Saltman don't be Sorry it is what it is/or it will be what it is!!! That's the reason why I decided to post the Pic. I had Rollinia Deliciosa from Berto, and leaves on this tree looked different extremely darker Green and longer than the Rollinias. If you have any Pics. please post them. I also tried to graft it to Rollinia and the graft dint take, it took to the A. Reticulata but it is Elephant Footing. I'm starting to think it could be some type of an Amazon forest Rollinia.Heres the only Pic. I found of DuguetiaCarlos
Hi Carlos, I am sorry, but in my opinion the images are not showing Duguetia uniflora, not even a Duguetia species. I was able to find confirmed specimen of Duguetia uniflora in the past and the flower buds are completely different to the ones from your plant....The flower looks like a "rollinia" type flower to me, which could explain its graft compatibilty with your Annona reticulata. So I would consider it being a Annona (ex Rollinia) species, but that are just my 2 cents, I am not an expert...