Bark
Grey bark pealing off in flakes.
Syn. Kunthia pinnata
Grey bark pealing off in flakes.
Pinnate, long, leaflets and a lone one at the tip.
Small, creamy white or yellow, in much branched, velvety pinnacles in leaf axils.
Round, fleshy, size of a gooseberry, green. greenish-yellow to dark purple black, smooth, globose drupe. It is roughly 11–18 mm in diameter.
The leaves this species is often develop conspicuous bladder-like galls caused by insects. During the rainy season, these galls may turn bright red or orange, making the canopy appear covered with colourful flowers.
India to China (E. Sichuan, S. & SE. Yunnan, SW. Guangxi) and Indo-China