Xanthophyllum penibukanense
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Description
Small shrub or tree, up to 12 m, 30 cm dbh.
Leaf-blade (5-)7-28 by 2.3-10 cm, base long-attenuate, above dark green, shiny, midrib slightly sunken to slightly prominent basally, further ± prominent, secondary nerves and venation very distinct, sometimes even more distinct than beneath;
Inflorescences unbranched, shorter than the leaves;
Sepals sparsely hairy along the midrib to (nearly) glabrous outside, often some with rather distinct glandular spots;
Petals creamish white to light purplish, the upper ones with a yellow spot, when dry orange, glabrous outside, apically and basally sparsely ciliate, the longest one 11-13 mm.
Stamens:
Ovary 1-2 mm stipitate, glabrous to densely appressedly whitish hairy;
Fruit sometimes distinctly stipitate, globular, c. 1.5 cm diam., ± shiny, brownish, glabrous or nearly so;