Davilla macrocarpa

Davilla macrocarpa is a plant species within the Dilleniaceae family, a group of flowering plants commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions. The species was scientifically described by Eichler in 1863. Its geographic range is limited to Brazil, where it occurs in the Northeast and Southeast regions. As part of the genus Davilla, it shares characteristics typical of the family, including woody growth forms and specific floral structures. The species is distinguished by its large fruits, as indicated by the specific epithet 'macrocarpa,' which refers to its large-sized fruits.