Ganophyllum Blume

Tall trees, possibly monoecious. Indumentum: only simple, solitary hairs on the inflorescence; glandular scales common on twigs, leaves, inflorescences, and the outside of the sepals; young parts sticky resinous. Twigs densely warty. Leaves paripinnate, 4-10-jugate; pseudostipules absent; neither petiole nor rachis winged. Leaflets alternate to rarely opposite, herbaceous to stiff-pergamentaceous; base slightly to strongly oblique; margin entire. Inflorescences axillary thyrses, flowers solitary or in small cymules on racemoid branches; bracts caducous. Flowers unisexual, actinomorphic. Sepals 4-6, nearly free to about halfway connate, valvate, all about equal, not petaloid, entire. Petals absent. Disc uninterrupted, consisting of short-hairy or glabrous lobes opposite the sepals. Stamens 5-7, alternating with the disc lobes, in male flowers far exserted, glabrous; anthers basally attached, laterally dehiscent. Pistil sessile, sparsely short-hairy; ovary 2-(or 3-)locular; style apical, about as long as the ovary; stigma indistinctly lobed; ovules 2 per locule, one above the other, pendulous. Fruit a sessile drupe, not winged, smooth, outside and inside glabrous, with 1 or 2 locules. Seeds 1 per locule, arillode absent. Seedling epigeal, leaves from the start paripinnate, first leaves with the petiole and rachis marginate.