Mooty Fruit, or Baccaurea Courtallensis, is an evergreen tree native to the Western Ghats mountains in India. With scarlet, dioecious flowers and distinctive fruit, it serves various purposes. Apart from being consumed raw or pickled, it has medicinal uses in traditional practices. The bark acts as a tonic, and the root is employed in managing diabetes. In cultivation, it is also valued for its ornamental appeal and shade-providing qualities. Budded plants will yield in 3-4 years of planting.