FloraThreatened
Ubajay rastrero
Eugenia anomala
A native creeping shrub of Uruguay, a wild relative of the common ubajay. The ubajay rastrero grows close to the ground, forming dense green mats. It produces small, edible orange fruits that are highly prized by native wildlife. Its leaves are small, glossy and evergreen. This species is important for soil conservation in hilly and stony areas, and its fruits are eaten by native birds and mammals.
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Where to Find It
This species has been recorded in the following biodiversity reserves:
