Here are some links regarding this fruit. Hope they help.

The most informative link:
http://www.agroforestry.net/tti/Pometia-tava.pdf

Additional links:
http://www.montosogardens.com/pometia_pinnata.htm

http://cookislands.bishopmuseum.org/species.asp?id=6567

http://books.google.com/books?id=7IbbguGNu8wC&pg=RA4-PA174&dq=%22pometia+pinnata%22&sig=ACfU3U01nq3yIYnJ9eeoVfPtFwad4OTuiA#PRA4-PA174,M1

also known as Tuan, sold by Lumber Liquidators as Malaccan Cherry. It is grown all over southeast Asia, China, India, Papua New Guinea (grows like crazy and helps the economies enormously) and the fruit is known as Figi Lychee. The locals make a tincture from the wood and bark to treat candida albicans. The fruit is very tasty and can be had in any asian grocery store in cans and jars. You can buy Pomentia pinnata in pots at Home Depot in Florida! We are putting the Malaccan Cherry by Dura-wood Casa de Colours from Lumber Liquidators in our house here in Northern Virgina. It cost us $4.29/sf, but has a 1900 janka rating. Looks nice so far!! I'll keep you all posted in the flooring forums. Congrats on your seeds and grow them, they get up to 164 feet high if your climate allows, and they don't branch for at least 40-50 feet. They grow at least 36" in a year, again if your climate allows, and tolerate wet conditions. The leaves and waste are good mulch! Sorry to run on, but I've learned a lot...