Canarium hirsutum Willd.

A tree. It grows 30 m high. The trunk is straight. It is 60 cm across. The outer bark is greyish brown and finely cracked. The leaves have leaflets along the stalk. The leaves are arranged in spirals. There are 9-27 leaflets. The leaflet stalks have sharp edges. The leaflets taper at the tip. The flowers are in groups in the axils of leaves. The flowers are 12 mm long. The fruit are oval and 2-6 cm long by 2-4 cm wide. They can have irritating brown hairs.

Rather common in dense primary forest, rarely in the more open, secondary formations; growing in wet to dry localities, mostly at low elevations but rarely ascending to 1,800 metres.

The kernels of the nuts are eaten raw or roasted.

Plants can be grown by seeds.