A genus of African and Asian trees and shrubs that produce small edible fruits, sometimes called raisins or dates of the region.
Named after Johann Daniel Grewius, a 17th-century German botanist and physician. The genus was formally named in botanical classification to honor his contributions to botanical knowledge.
In many African countries, grewia fruits have sustained communities for thousands of years and are now being studied as a 'climate-resilient crop' that can thrive as global temperatures rise.
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