Most Eugenia enthusiasts will no doubt be saying it is a weak collection without E.calycina but I'll have to live without it and I should pull through ok. It must be the hardest of all to acquire.
No, it's not!... you are just not looking properly.... maybe I can help you on this one.
Only yesterday I've made 300 km just to get another 3 "hard to get" eugenias sp... so now I'm the proud owner of:
Eugenia multicostata -"sapiranga", Yellow grumixama, and another one that was labelled as Eugenia velloziana «Yellow cambui" but I'm not sure yet of the correct ID as the name Eugenia velloziana should be a synonym for Eugenia crenata that is a bushy Eugenia sp. with red fruits, and this one is a taller species who is supposed to have yellow fruits... let's just wait and see what comes out of here someday...
I also brought a small "yellow fruit pitanga" but I've had another yellow pitangas on the past that ended up being just normal red ones so I won't count on this one as a novelty on my collection until it proves to be the real deal.