Bark
Greyish-brown, smooth to slightly fissured with age; young branches densely covered with fine grey hairs.
Syn. Vitex taihangensis
Greyish-brown, smooth to slightly fissured with age; young branches densely covered with fine grey hairs.
The leaves are oppositely arranged along the stems, simple or trifoliate with 3 linear leaflets which range between 1-12 cm in length. The upper surface of the leaves are green and the lower surface grayish green.
The leaves are oppositely arranged along the stems, simple or trifoliate with 1–5 leaflets, oblong-elliptic to obovate, 1.5–7 × 0.8–4 cm, The upper surface of the leaves are green and the lower surface grayish green.
The fleshy fruits are about 6 mm in diameter and contain 4 small black seeds.
Derived from vieo, an old Latin word meaning to weave or tie, referring to the flexible medicinal twigs of some species.
South Somalia to Mozambique and Pacific.