The Ram Bhutan Fruit Plant, Also Known As The Rambutan Tree, Is A Medium-Sized Tropical Tree (Nephelium Lappaceum) Producing Edible Fruits. It'S An Evergreen Tree That Can Grow Up To 15-24 Meters (49-79 Ft) Tall. The Leaves Are Alternate, Pinnate With 3-11 Leaflets, And The Fruits Are Round Or Ellipsoid With A Leathery Skin Covered In Soft Spines, Giving It A Hair-Like Appearance, Hence The Name Rambutan From The Malay Word Rambut Meaning Hair.