Randia obcordata S.Watson

A shrub. It grows 2-4 m tall. It has thorns. The spines are stout, in pairs and 4-10 mm long. The leaves are 4-20 mm long and wide and in tufts. The flowers are small, white and tube shaped. They occur singly and do not have stalks. The fruit are mottled green when young and yellow to black when ripe. They are 5-9 mm across. The fruit can make people sick.

It is a subtropical plant. It grows on hillsides in the Cedros Valley, Sonora.

The fruit are eaten. Caution: Eating too many fruit causes giddiness.