What kind of tree and fruit is this?

[mrpage25]

Just seeing if the green screen knows what kind of tree and fruit this is, got several all over our place? Fruit is about size of a pee
Mostly green and turns blackish purple

[Fishndude]

Looks persimmon to me but may be too small

[Uncle Saggy]

Vomit berry?

For real, looks like a Holly to me


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[Lynn21]

Persimmon

[Snowflake Killa]

Olive

[bakin7005]

Texas persimmon.

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[clffrdfdge]

https://rangeplants.tamu.edu/plant/chittamwood-bumelia/

Looks like this to me, has some thorn like branches on it. I don’t think persimmons have that and the leaves are to long and the fruit would be a little bigger.

[clffrdfdge]

Does the main trunk look like oak bark or slick?

[Snowflake Killa]

Eat one report back

[mrpage25]

Got some more pictures

[clffrdfdge]

I believe it is a persimmon (Diospyros texana)

[Peta-hata]

Never seen it. I have a lot of persimmons on my place but they don’t look anything like that. I may have a different variety though...there are probably different species.

[Boomerang]

Coma.

[clffrdfdge]

Coma.

Maybe, the fruit looks closer to a persimmon.

[Froggy]

https://rangeplants.tamu.edu/plant/chittamwood-bumelia/

Looks like this to me, has some thorn like branches on it. I don’t think persimmons have that and the leaves are to long and the fruit would be a little bigger.

X2 Bumelia lanuginosa

Chittamwood is usually found in open woods or along fence rows in all areas of Texas except the High Plains. The nearly evergreen leaves are thick and usually dark green on the upper surface, and white, gray, or tan underneath because of the numerous hairs. The inconspicious white flowers are borne in early to mid-summer in small clusters from the leaf axils and have a sweet and penetrating odor. One-inch-long, oval, blue-black berries ripen in the fall and are a good source of food for wildlife. The twigs are often armed with thorns at the tips. Children of early pioneers sometimes chewed the sap that oozed from cracks and wounds in the bark.

https://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/ornamentals/natives/BUMELIALANUGINOSA.HTM