Mammea americana, commonly known as Mamey Apple or South American Apricot, is a tropical evergreen tree valued for its large, aromatic fruits and its ornamental appeal. Native to the Caribbean and Central and South America, this tree produces fruit with a thick, brownish rind and sweet, fragrant, apricot-like flesh.

The Mammee Apple tree thrives in warm, tropical climates and can grow quite large, making it an impressive addition to landscapes. Its fruit is typically eaten fresh, used in preserves, or made into beverages. The tree is also appreciated for its dense, glossy foliage and fragrant white flowers.