This process supports the guava tree’s renewal and growth. For better understanding these stages is essential for monitoring the health and progress of the guava plant, as they reflect various aspects of …

P. guajava is considered a noxious weed in many tropical pasture lands (when chemical control is not available, guava proliferation may result in the abandonment of a pasture).

Common names: guava, guajava, guayaba, jambu biji (Malay), bayabas (Philippino), trapaek sruk (Cambodian), farang, ma-kuai and ma-man (Thai), and oi (Vietnamese)

Guava is an important food crop and medicinal plant in tropical and subtropical countries and is widely used as food and as folk medicine around the world. The leaves and bark of guava have a long …

Guava (Psidium guajava L.) is a renowned fruit for its nutritional and medicin l significance. It is known as a super fruit attributable to its promising dietary properties. Its various components, including …

The purpose of this page is to explain the therapeutic and nutritional characteristics of guava (Psidium guajava L), which is also known as perulera, guava, and jalocote.

Description: Guavas are partly deciduous, shallow-rooted shrubs or small tree that, in the Darwin area, grows up to 5 meters with spreading branches. It has white flowers and edible round or pear-shaped …