Brazilian cherry: identifying local knowledge and diversity of Eugenia involucrata in the countryside of Santa Catarina state/Brazil.

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Author(s): WAGNER, J. G.; SANTOS, K. L. dos; BUDZIAK, D.; BARBIERI, R. L.

Summary: Eugenia involucrata (cerejeira do mato) is a fruit species from the Atlantic Forest Biome, which presents several potential uses; however, it is considered an endangered species. An ethnobotanical survey and physical-chemical evaluations were carried out in order to characterize the local knowledge about E. involucrata, the variability maintained by local communities and identify fruits with agronomic traits of interest.

Publication year: 2022

Types of publication: Journal article

Unit: Embrapa Temperate Agriculture

Keywords: Cerejeira do Rio Grande, Conservação, Espécie em Extinção, Etnobôtanica, Eugenia Involucrata, Fruticultura

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