El cautaro, fruit used to glue paper, Margarita Island (Venezuela).

The cautaro, a Venezuelan tree whose fruit is a natural glue and is very common on the sidewalks, roadsides and rivers, is sometimes used as a living fence, it gives a fruit in the form of grapes such as grapes, when they ripen they are almost whitish in color transparent, inside it has a sweet honey that children use as natural glue for papers, parrots, cards, etc., its fruit also consumed by iguanas, birds, insects, among others. Its wood is useful because it is light and durable to make ends of tools, and fences of land etc.

Cactus flower.