Records determined by Bodine

Occasional; vine on short shrubs; fruit green at base with black spots; as fruit matures, turns yellow then orange as it disintegrates and exposes seeds in red-orange flesh.

Vine on cleared slope; (once cultivated) foliage bluish; petals white, yellow in centre. Flowers fade very quickly.

Uncommon prostrate vine ca. 1.5 m long near the stream. Rough surface leaves and yellow inflorescence.

A creeper growing in rocky habitat. Leaves green, very rough to the touch. Fruits hairy, green.

Vine along stream margins in woodland. All aerial parts pubescent, white hairs. Flowers yellow.

Tree; along stream; bark grey; leaves dark green above, duller lighter below; fruit deep green to blackish; flesh watery; cotyledon white.

Frequent in patches; immature seeds green with red tint; seed edible when ripe and black.

Herb; 40 cm, erect from woody base. Leaves thick, coriaceous, glossy above, dull below. Fruits green, hard, glandular, immature. Common.

Frequent perennial in open woodland; to 3 m; shrub; stems sometimes tinged purple; corolla white on lobes and tube; yellow throat.

Tree; ca. 4 m tall; bark and stems greyish-brown; leaves smooth, dark green on both side; fruits winged, yellowish-green, with stiff yellowish-brown hairs in the center.

Tree; 10 m x 20 cm dbh; adaxial leaf surfaces glossy green; duller with black spots abaxially; fruits soft around hard center; persistent calyx dull green-brown.