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A scrambling shrub or small tree. It grows to 7 m high. The leaves are 8 cm long by 3 cm wide. There can be 3-9 pairs of leaflets. The flower arrangement is 20 cm long. The fruit has 1-2 egg-shaped parts. These are yellow and hairy. They are edible.
Shrub or small tree, up to 7 m high. Leaves with 3-9 pairs of opposite to subopposite leaflets, leaf rhachis usually narrowly winged, petiole not longer than 10 mm or leaf subsessile. Flowers cream.
Stamens 16; anthers 1–8 mm. long (1·5 mm. long in staminodes of female flowers); filaments 3 mm. long (2 mm. long in staminodes), pilose.
Inflorescence c. 20 cm. long, terminal, once-twice-branched, often fuscous-tomentose especially when young.
Small tree up to 6–7 m. tall or bush; branchlets tomentose or densely pubescent, eventually glabrescent.
Fruit 1–2-coccous; cocci yellow, 12–14 × 6–9 mm., obovoid to subglobose, tomentose, glabrescent, edible.
Sepals 4·5–6·5 × 2·2–2·5 mm., elliptic, silvery-pubescent outside except where covered by imbrication.
Flowers white, in shortly stalked cymules; pedicels c. 1·5 mm. long, fulvous-to fuscous-tomentose.
Petals 4·5–6 × 4–5·5 mm., elliptic, pilose-ciliate.
Ovary 3(5)-lobed, tomentose; style 4 mm. long.
Disk glabrous.
