KEY TO THE SPECIES

1Leaflets with a distinct intramarginal vein. Ovary 5-(or 4-)celled; style 5 (or 4), free. Drupe more than 1½ by 1¼ cm in dry state, straight, 5-(or 4-)celled.
1'Leaflets without an intramarginal vein. Ovary 1-celled; style 1. Drupe small, c. 1 by ½ cm in dry state, slightly curved, 1-celled
2Leaves and inflorescences glabrous.
2'Leaves and inflorescences puberulous.
3Flowers distinctly pedicelled (usually 1¼-4 mm). Flanges of the hard part of the endocarp often indirectly connected with the peripheral layer of meshes by numerous spinose and fibrous processes
3'Flowers sessile or subsessile. Flanges of the hard part of the endocarp partly or wholly and directly connected with the peripheral layer of meshes
4Inflorescences (accompanied by mature leaves) terminal, sometimes also in the apical leaf axils, up to 50 cm long, many-flowered. Flowers white. Drupe orange when ripe
4'Inflorescences (appearing before the leaves) axillary, up to 4 cm long, few-flowered. Flowers reddish or purplish. Drupe usually purple when ripe