Gumbo Limbo

A gumbo-limbo or "tourist tree" so named because its red and peeling bark resembles that of a sunburnt tourist in a small forest in Florida City before a trek into the Everglades. Interestingly, it fruits year round. These fruits become detached very easily, and are an easy source of foods for birds due to their abundance and high lipid count. Due to this, it is assumed it's lipid count (half of its dry weight in fact) could benefit humans, but though a single trees yield is large, its seeds are small and cumbersome to harvest.