ID this fruit from India PLEASE

[Roy-Ind]

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Roy

[Roy-Ind]

I think the plant is Diospyros ferrea

http://www.natureloveyou.sg/Diospyros%20ferrea/Main.html

The fruits are very much edible by human beings  and taste is sweet and sour

Previously I thought to be Atalantia racemosa

Roy

[Taparyal]

Dear Digpati - I don't think so. The Plant on Your pics have composed leafs, while Atalantia seems to have simple leaft, or am I wrong?

[Roy-Ind]

The collector first said it to be   Atalantia racemosa.
He gave these local names(Kannada):Madkey hannu/Emme pukli hannu/Puchey hannu/Dragen eye(These names I did not find on the web)
Now he says it is Diospyros ferrea
Each fruit has 2 seeds

Roy

[Roy-Ind]

Is it Cochin China Atalantia  (Atalantia citroides) or any other citrus relative ?

Roy

[Roy-Ind]

Is it Diospyros ferrea?


Roy

[Roy-Ind]

The picture of seeds


Roy

[Roy-Ind]

Not sure what is this
I have seeds
Anyone please help to identify this.

Thanks in advance

Roy

[Roy-Ind]

I am only adding replies and trying to get attention for this fruit
There are so many members from Kerala
Can anybody please help me in this regard?
Anyone,anywhere,please identify this fruit.

Roy

[Sanddollarmoon]

Is it Diospyros ferrea?

I actually came to this thread to reccomend Diospyros ferrea, but I believe you are correct on the identification.
Also, leaves and peduncles are akin to that of a D. virginiana.

[Guanabanus]

Compound leaves, so not a Diospyros.

Probably is in the Sapindaceae, related to Longans and Lychees, as indicated by the common name given:  "Dragon-Eye".

[Roy-Ind]

Is there any probability,it to be Walsura robusta,Family Meliaceae ?

Roy