Do you know this Tree and it's strange fruit

[ipinvestor]

I work on Inpex LNG project. This morning I went for a walk. There are thousands of Eukaliptas trees. I know there are many verities but a tree with white fruits? Never seen before. I walked for 10km and searched for similar tree. Could not find any other tree with white fruits. Google doesn't show any results for photo search.
See attached 4 photos. I am curious to know. Thanks.

 

[Perp]

Not sure, but might be a Kakadu Plum, particularly if you're in the northern part of WA.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminalia_ferdinandiana

 

[WattleIdo]

Is it a variegated fig?

 

[westminster]

Inpex? So you're in Darwin?

What an odd tree. I don't think it's a eucalyptus but if there is only one then it might be a stray native/fruit fruit tree that isn't normally grown but has seeded there from bird poop

I think it might be a Quandong tree. They are red when ripe though

 

[ipinvestor]

The fruit looks like white onion. Size -Cricket ball.
I cut it. Big seed looks like Avocado seed. Please see attached photo.

 

[ipinvestor]

Fruits

Yes, I am at Darwin (Howard spring Camp)

See the photo of the fruits on the ground, they look like big button mushrooms.

 

[Banvard]

Looks like it could be a White Malay apple (Syzygium malaccense) which is an Australian Native.

http://www.fruitlovers.com/WhiteMalayApple.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnMKQmW7hqs

 

[ipinvestor]

Thank you very much.
It is White Malay Apple. They are not sweet......................

 

[westminster]

Ah I have never seen a white one. I've seen the red water apple which I think is the same as a malay apple.

 

[Scott No Mates]

Looks like it could be a White Malay apple (Syzygium malaccense) which is an Australian Native.

Is that a related specied of the Lili pili?

 

[Banvard]

Yep - same genus (syzygium), but different species.

 

[redwing]

Not sure, but might be a Kakadu Plum, particularly if you're in the northern part of WA.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminalia_ferdinandiana

As a bit of trivia

In our nick of the woods (bush) the Kakadu Plum is called a Gubinge