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Shrub or tree, 3–5 m. tall, glabrous; young branches covered with light rusty-brown or occasionally creamish coloured bark.. Leaves usually restricted to new growth; blades broadly elliptic, sometimes round or rarely elliptic, 5.4–13.8 cm. long, 2.2–7.8 cm. wide, obtuse to acute or slightly acuminate at apex, acute to obtuse at base, papery, dull or rarely somewhat shiny above, nerves raised on both faces, often undulate at margin with a marginal nerve; domatia pubescent with cavity partly defined; petioles 3–6 mm. long; stipules triangular, 2–3 mm. long, acute or more often shortly apiculate.. Flowers precocious, 7–8-merous, borne on older stems, usually at nodes from which the leaves have been shed, 2–5 per axil, often borne in fascicled inflorescences; peduncle not exceeding 2 mm. long; inflorescence-stalks compact in flowering stage; bracteoles usually 2, slightly lobed; scale-like bracteoles present on the pedicels.. Calyx-tube somewhat ribbed; limb equalling disc, somewhat dentate.. Corolla-tube 6–10 mm. long, 2–3 mm. wide at throat; lobes ± oblong, 7–12 mm. long, 3–4 mm. wide, rounded.. Fruit pale green turning blackish, 0.9–1.9 cm. long, 0.6–0.9 cm. wide, ribbed, occasionally beaked, minutely puberulous; pedicel lengthening to 3 mm. long.. Seeds fawnish, 7–10 mm. long, 6 mm. wide.
Leaves usually restricted to new growth; blades 5.4–13.8 × 2.2–7.8 cm, broadly elliptic, sometimes round or rarely elliptic in shape, obtuse to acute or slightly acuminate at the apex, acute to obtuse at the base, papery, dull or rarely somewhat shiny above, nerves raised on both surfaces, often undulate at margin with a marginal nerve; lateral nerves in 5–6 main pairs; domatia pubescent with cavity partly defined; petioles 3–6 mm long; stipules triangular, 2–3 mm long, acute or more often shortly apiculate.
Flowers precocious, 6–8-merous, borne on older stems, usually at nodes from which the leaves have been shed, (1)2–5 per axil, often borne in fascicled inflorescences; peduncle not exceeding 2 mm long; inflorescence stalks compact in flowering stage; cupules usually 2, overlapping when young, with short foliar lobes; scale-like bractlets present, mostly numerous.
A shrub or tree. It grows 3-5 m high. The young branches have rusty coloured bark. The leaves are oval and slightly pointed. They are 5-10 cm long and 2-4 cm wide. The flowers are white and in clusters in the axils of leaves. They are on older stems. The fruit are green then red berries that turn black.
Shrub or tree, 3-5 m high. Very young stems glabrous. Leaves broadly elliptic to rotund or rarely elliptic, 54-138 x 22-78 mm. Flowers axillary, often in fascicles of 3 or more per axil. Stigma and anthers well exserted. Fruit stipitate.
Fruit pale green turning blackish, 0.9–1.9 × 0.6–0.9 cm, ribbed, occasionally beaked, minutely puberulous; stipe lengthening to 3 mm long.
Shrub or tree, 3–6 m tall, glabrous; young branches covered with light rusty-brown or occasionally creamish-coloured bark.
Corolla tube 6–10 mm long, 2–3 mm wide at throat; lobes 7–12 × 3–4 mm, ± oblong, rounded.
Calyx tube somewhat ribbed; limb equalling disk, somewhat dentate.
Seeds fawn-coloured, 7–10 × 6 mm.
