Galo, Anacolosa frutescens, also Galonut, is an upright nut bearing shrub or tree, growing up to 25 meters tall, indigenous of East and South East Asia, found primarily in backyard gardens but regarded as a potential tree for commercial cultivation. The Galo can grow up to an elevation of 700 meters in shady environments where [...]

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The Sapucaia Nut, Lecythis pisonis, also known as Cream Nut, is a tall tropical, 30-40 meters, deciduous, nut bearing tree, with a trunk of 60-80cm in diameter. It is indigenous to Brazilian Amazonia, Colombia and Venezuela that occurs in the rain forest on productive flood plains standing several months of water logging. However, Sapucaia Nut [...]

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The Egg Nut, Couepia longipendula, known also as Castanha de galinha and Pendula Nut is a tropical, rain forest, evergreen nut bearing tree, indigenous to Central and Western Amazonian region. The Egg Nut is a large tree, up to 30 meters or more in height and with a trunk up to 1.8 meters in diameter. [...]

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The Okari Nut, Terminalia kaernbachii, also known as Yellow Terminalia, is a little known species of a tropical, evergreen nut bearing tree, indigenous to Papua New Guinea and Aru Islands of Indonesia where often cultivated. The Okari Nut tree grows to 45 meters in height with a dispersive crown and a trunk up to 2.8 [...]

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