Streblus anthropophagorum (Seem.) Corner

A small tree. It grows 10 m high. It has milky sap. There is a cap around the tip of the stems. The leaves are simple and alternate. They are in 2 rows. The leaf blade is narrowly oval and 7-24 cm long. The leaves and stems do not have hairs. The male and female flowers are separate on separate trees. The flowers occur as many together in spikes. These occur singly in the axils of leaves. The female spikes can be 11 cm long and the male spikes 4-20 cm long. The fruit is red and oval. They are 8-12 mm long. They contain one large seed.

Dense, open, or secondary forest and in crest thickets at elevations from near sea level to about 900 metres.

The leaves are cooked and eaten.

Can be grown by seedlings.