Longan

Longan, Dragon's eye (scientific name: Dimocarpus longan) is a tropical, evergreen, tall, evergreen fruit tree and its fruit, which is native to southern China and India. Its fruits are popular in Southeast Asia, where it is cultivated extensively. The tree is 5-15 m tall and has green, thick pinnate compound leaves. After flowering, it produces many small fruits that resemble bunches of grapes. The fruit is a kernel surrounded by a thin, light brown rind. The flesh is clear, sweet, and juicy, with a single shiny black seed inside. The pulp is used for fresh eating and processed products. The tree is used as a shade tree, the fruit is used for food and medicine, and the wood is used for craftwork.
The longan (scientific name: Dimocarpus longan) is similar to the litchi (scientific name: Litchi chinensis). The fruit and edible parts of the litchi are slightly larger than those of the litchi.

Members of the family Sapindaceae

Common name: Longan (scientific name: Dimocarpus longan,aka: Dragon's eye, height: 5-15 m, leaf shape: pinnate compound, leaf texture: thick, slightly cortical, Leaf shape: pinnate compound, leaf texture: thick, slightly leathery; leaflets: ovate-lanceolate; leaf length: 10-45 cm, leaflets: 6-10 cm, leaflet width: 2-4 cm; leaf margin: entire margin; dioecious; flowering season: March-April; inflorescence shape: conical; flower diameter: 0.6 cm; flower color: yellowish white; fruiting season: October; fruit type: kernel; fruit shape: globular; rind color: brownish brown; flesh color: clear to white; seed Color: black; fruit diameter: 2-2.5 cm; uses: tree for shade trees; fruit for food and medicine; wood for craftwork.