Is Syzygium cumini an evergreen tree or a deciduous tree?

Is Syzygium cumini evergreen or deciduous? Syzygium cumini is an evergreen tree, reaching a height of 8-10 m. Its flowering and fruiting period runs from spring to summer. The fruit is edible. It has the characteristics of strong adaptability, a well-developed root system, a deep taproot, strong wind resistance, fire resistance, drought tolerance, rapid growth, strong sprouting ability, and strong water-holding capacity.

Introduction to Syzygium cumini

The scientific name of Syzygium cumini is Syzygium hainanense. It is a small tree of the genus Syzygium in the family Myrtaceae, reaching a height of up to 5 m. The young branches are round, the leaves are leathery and elliptical, brown on the upper surface after drying and reddish-brown beneath, with numerous dense lateral veins; the infructescence is axillary; the infructescence is axillary; the fruit is elliptical or obovate, and the seeds are stacked one above the other. It flowers from March to May, and the fruit ripens from June to September.

The uses of Syzygium cumini

Its trunk is straight, its crown is graceful, its flowers are fragrant, and its wood is of good quality, with a fine texture, luster, and decay resistance, making it an excellent tree species for water-conservation forests and for landscaping, as well as an important timber tree for shipbuilding, construction, and furniture. It is widely used in the establishment or improvement of ecological public-welfare forests, in landscaping, and in the establishment of fast-growing, high-yield timber forests.