kvandevere's Identifications

I posted observations of two neighboring trees in fruit, the other one is here https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/246053946

In this one the fruit are less mature and few have broken open. Photo #2 shows fruit from both trees. Photo #3 shows the flower buds which typically begin to develop in summer, go into an arrested state, and then enter anthesis after the soil is saturated with winter rain.

I posted observations of two neighboring trees in fruit, the other one is here https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/246053943

I think the fruit on this one are about one month more mature than the other. The exocarp has dried and cracked open in about half the fruits revealing the sticky fleshy berry, and in some cases the seed (2).