Herbert River Cherry Fruit Plant (Antidesma dallachyanum) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Often grown primarily as a

Often grown primarily as a backyard ornamental fruit tree

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Adapted to the mangrove biome

and improve airflow and light penetration

Fiber: Regulates the digestive tract

Herbert River Cherry Fruit Plant (Antidesma dallachyanum) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Often grown primarily as aCommon Name: Herbert River Cherry Botanical Name: Antidesma dallachyanum General Information: Native to northern Australia. Fast growing medium to large evergreen tree. Simple leaves and clusters of edible fruit. Fruits turn black when ripe and are sweet with pleasant acidity. One of the best Antidesma species in terms of fruit quality. Bears hundreds of small reddish fruits. Similar to bignay but typically with more flesh. Fruits can be eaten fresh