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A small to medium sized tree. It grows to 13 m tall. It often has a thick trunk. The bark is green and peeling. It peels in yellow, papery sheets. The leaves have 3-4 pairs of opposite leaflets then an end leaflet. The leaflets are oblong and 3-7.5 cm long by 2-4 cm wide. They are pale green. They are soft. The edges of the leaflets are scalloped. The flowers are small and yellow. They are in the axils of leaves. They are in compact heads 1.8 cm across. The fruit are oval and green or brownish-red. They have a small sharp tip. The stone has a 4 loved aril or seed layer. This is yellow or red.
Leaves pinnate; petiole up to 10 cm. long, tomentose; leaflets 3–4-jugate, lamina c. 6 × 3·3 cm., oblong to obovate-oblong, apex acute or obtuse, margin coarsely crenate or crenate-serrate, base rounded (cuneate in terminal leaflet) and asymmetric, densely pilose or tomentose on both surfaces; petiolules c. 0·5 mm. long, tomentose.
Tree, up to 9 m high. Bark peeling in large yellowish papery pieces. Leaves imparipinnate, pubescent to tomentose; leaflets obovate to broadly elliptic, 80 x 40 mm, margins crenate-serrate to finely lobed. Fruit more than 15 mm in diameter. Flowers yellowish green.
Flowers appearing with the leaves, in axillary paniculate cymes up to c. 15 cm. long; branches of inflorescence tomentose; pedicels clustered, very short, or the flowers subsessile; bracteoles c. 6 mm. long, lanceolate-subulate, densely pilose.
Fruit c. 1·2 × 0·8 cm., ellipsoid, minutely apiculate, pilose; pseudaril with (3) 4 arms; endocarp c. 8·5 × 5 mm., surface rather lumpy, both faces moderately convex.
Small tree c. 5 m. tall; bark peeling, yellowish (green in the underlayer); young branches tomentose or densely pubescent.
Calyx c. 2 mm. long, campanulate, lobed less than half-way, densely pilose outside.
Petals 2–3 mm. long, spreading, pilose outside.
Stamen-filaments subterete.
Disk-lobes 4, pilose.
