Cordia sellowiana Cham.

A tree. It grows 8-14 m high. The trunk is 30-50 cm across. The leaves are simple and alternate. They are rough and are lighter underneath. The leaves are 8-15 cm long. The flowers are at the ends of branches and in groups with branched stalks. The flowers are creamy white. The fruit is round and yellow. It has sticky pulp.

Mainly found in semi-deciduous, broadleaved forests, both in primary and secondary formations.

The fruit can be eaten raw or cooked.

The fruit are harvested when ripe and the seeds rubbed out. The fresh fruit can be planted with the seeds inside. Seeds will only store for about 5 months. Seeds germinate in 20-40 days.