Morphology: Small tree up to 1.5 m tall. Leaves compound, apex obtuse and the base truncate. Margin entire or wavy. Inflorescence in cymose and yellowish.
Ecology Distribution
Found in northern India and spreading throughout the tropics.
Morphology: Tree up to 10 m tall. Leaves simple pinnate compound and spirally. Leaflets 9-23, smelly when crushed. Flowers small, white and stalked clusters. Fruits small rounded berries, turning red and black when maturity.
Ecology Distribution
Found in the tropics of the Old World. Cultivated in Malaysia. Native to India and Thailand.
Morphology: Shrub or small tree up to 15 m tall. Leaves alternate and simple.
Ecological distribution: Distributed throughout the Old World. Originated from India and the southern edge of China, south-eastwards throughout Malaysia. Best growth on lowland and hill forest to 1200 m.
Morphology: Shrub or small tree about 3-4 meter tall. Most of the parts covered by smoothy hairs. Leaves ovate, acute at the tip and trilobed. Male flower sessile, small and tomentose with numerous stamens. Panicle about 30-46 cm long and tomentose.
Ecological distribution: Widely distributed in Peninsular of Malaysia such as in Terengganu, Kelantan and from Selangor up to Johor area. Commonly best growth at lowland and edges forest.
Feedstocks, gonorrhoea, wounds and fresh vegetable
Description
Morphology: Small or moderate tree. Leaves small, smooth surface, intricately with the rounded lobed, base are caudate, rounded to acuminate at the tip, and serrate at the margins. Flowers with a separated of male and female catkins. The fruits are deep purple, white or pink, sweet taste and their seeds were dispersed by birds.
Ecological distribution: Native to Asia especially from Himalaya foothill to China and Japan. Widely cultivated in China and India for silk industry.
