Dysoxylum papillosum
Description
Small tree to 6 m, flowering when a metre or so tall.
Bark grey-green, inner bark orange.
Leaves to 45 cm long, 2- or 3-jugate, with apical spike to 15 mm or its scar; petiole 10–14 cm, ± angled, swollen weakly at base, like the rachis densely pilose, apical leaflets largest, 15–30 by 6–12 cm, elliptic to obovate, coriaceous, minutely rugulose in sicco, opposite to subopposite, bases gradually acute, ± symmetric, apices acuminate, glabrous adaxially, yellow-brown pilose abaxially especially on midrib and nerves, midrib stout, costae c. 10–15 on each side, obtuse arcuate, inarched only near margin and scarcely anastomosing, depressed adaxially and prominent abaxially when dry; petiolules 3-5 mm long, stout, densely tawny tomentose.
Flowers (only known in bud, description largely from King) sweetly scented.
Petals 4, waxy.
Staminal tube glabrous, margin 8-emarginate; anthers 8, oblong, exserted.
Capsule at least 3 cm long, 2 cm diam., pear-shaped, apiculate, densely tomentose, orange-red, 3- or 4-valved.
Seeds 2–4; testa brown.
Distribution
Asia-Tropical: Borneo (Sarawak present), Pahang present, Peninsular Thailand present, Perak present, Selangor present, Trengganu present
Peninsular Thailandand Malesia: Malay Peninsula (Trengganu, Perak, Pahang, Selangor), Borneo (Sarawak)