A wild fruit unique to southern China, its appearance resembles grapes, and its flesh resembles mangosteen. Have you ever seen it?

In rural areas, many wild fruits grow. These wild fruits are rarely seen in supermarkets. If you want to eat them, you have to go to the countryside. Moreover, many fruits are unique to the south or the north.

Today, the editor is going to introduce to you a wild fruit unique to southern China. The appearance of this fruit is very similar to grapes, while the flesh inside is very similar to mangosteen.

This fruit generally bears fruit in September. Its name is Baccaurea ramiflora. Baccaurea ramiflora is also called wooden lychee, Dalian fruit, tree grape, and so on. Baccaurea ramiflora is an evergreen plant, and its flowers grow at the top.

Besides being eaten as a fruit, Baccaurea ramiflora also has high medicinal value, with effects such as detoxifying and relieving itching, relieving cough and calming asthma. It can be used to treat cough, human asthma, chest blockage, and inhibit the formation of cancer cells.