Psidium cattleianum Images

Bark
Photograph by: Starr, F. & K.
Image credit to Australian National Botanic Gardens

Ripening fruit
Photograph by: Starr, F. & K.
Image credit to Australian National Botanic Gardens

The reddy-brown colour of new growth
Photograph by: Starr, F. & K.
Image credit to Australian National Botanic Gardens

Fruiting plants
Photograph by: Starr, F. & K.
Image credit to Australian National Botanic Gardens

Ripening fruits
Photograph by: Sérgio Bordignon; Flora digital do Rio Grande do Sul e de Santa Catarina

Ripening fruits
Photograph by: Sérgio Bordignon; Flora digital do Rio Grande do Sul e de Santa Catarina

Ripening fruits
Photograph by: ecos de pedra

Fruiting branch
Photograph by: ecos de pedra

Two types of fruit. In Hawaii the red-fruited variety is known as waiaw? ?ula?ula. The yellow-fruited variety is usually larger and is known as lemon guava (Psidium cattleianum f. lucidum) or waiaw? melemele
Photograph by: David Eickhoff

Fruit broken open to reveal flesh and seed
Photograph by: Forest and Kim Starr

Flower
Photograph by: ecos de pedra