Garcinia riparia A.C.Sm.

A tall shrub or small tree. It grows 4-8 m high and spreads 1-3 m wide. When trees are damaged they produce a clear exudate. The leaves are 7-9 cm long and 2-3 cm wide. They are narrowly oval and dark green. They are thick textured and the veins are prominent underneath the leaf. The tips of the leaves are drawn out to a fine point. The flower cluster is produced in the axils of leaves and these occur as dense clusters. The flowers are about 0.6 cm across and white. The fruit are 2.5 cm across and yellowish. There are 1-5 seeds inside.

A tropical plant. It occurs in rainforests. It grows near rivers. In tropical Queensland it grows from sea level to 100 m altitude.

The fruit are eaten.

Plants are grown from seed which should be sown fresh.