Garcinia ID...?

[dwfl]

Anybody know what Garcinia species this is? The one ripe fruit I tasted was seedless and tasted like banana citrus mix... it was a smaller fruit compared to other still unripe ones on the tree.

[dwfl]

Sort of looks like Garcinia hombroniana but this fruit didn't turn red.. dropped from tree at that yellow orange color. However, I've heard Garcinia hombroniana is dioecious and this tree is a loner tree with no mates.

[wonderfruit]

Hombroniana is red and very acid. I never saw that one

[wonderfruit]

Do you have seeds or seedlings. I l trade you gor seedlings of other garcinias. Ariststa,  seashore, humilis, intermedia

[dwfl]

None of the fruit I've sampled had seeds so I have no seedlings. It tastes very similar to seashore but none of the fruit turned red. They fall off tree at yellowish/orange.

[wonderfruit]

The fruit shape looks like hombroniana. I understood that it taste differently

[mangaba]

I believe it is Garcinia brasilensis  also called Bacupari. I have them in my garden.

[skhan]

I didn't want to create a new thread but i need help identifying these Garcinias



The bottom row specifically. I think they are Garcinia intermedia.

The one on the top left is suppose to be G. brasilensis

[dwfl]

I didn't want to create a new thread but i need help identifying these Garcinias



The bottom row specifically. I think they are Garcinia intermedia.

The one on the top left is suppose to be G. brasilensis

G. intermedia

[skhan]

I noticed the third one from the left looks a bit different.
That one looks more like G. bras.

[dwfl]

Yeah those ones do look a bit different

[Vernmented]

I heard through the grapevine that G. brasiliensis and G. intermedia are one and the same. If anyone can clear that up, that would be very helpful. I have both as tiny seedlings and they look very similar.

I didn't want to create a new thread but i need help identifying these Garcinias



The bottom row specifically. I think they are Garcinia intermedia.

The one on the top left is suppose to be G. brasilensis

G. intermedia

[dwfl]

I heard through the grapevine that G. brasiliensis and G. intermedia are one and the same. If anyone can clear that up, that would be very helpful. I have both as tiny seedlings and they look very similar.

I didn't want to create a new thread but i need help identifying these Garcinias



The bottom row specifically. I think they are Garcinia intermedia.

The one on the top left is suppose to be G. brasilensis

G. intermedia

Photo would help Josh. I know I've seen "lemon drop" rheedias labeled as brasiliensis but I've always looked at them as intermedia/edulis. "Achachairu" as well but those are easy to tell apart from lemon drop seedlings.

[Vernmented]

Yeah, that is what I mean. Is there an actual difference between intermedia and brasiliensis or are they synonyms?