Observations by brandicansler

bark dark brown-black; leaves alternate, long, thin; shiny green on both sides but lighter green on underside with a finely serrated margin; short petiole and pair of small

large, opposite leaves composed of 5 elliptical, serrated leaves; fruit a smooth, light brown nut

large leaves, heart shaped to 5-lobed, arranged in opposite pairs; fruit a dry, egg-shaped capsule

leaves broad, dark green, smooth and star-shaped; fruit hard, dry, and globose; bark light brown tinged with red

oval, entire leaves; fruit stalk very short bearing a subglobose fruit; fruit yellowish-green in color; bark dark brown with a scaly surface; leaves alternate and simple

very large thorns (3-5cm) on shoots; leaves deciduous with 3 leaflets; leaves have spicy smell when crushed; fruits yellow, resembling a small orange, but pubescent

leaves opposite, simple ovate; margins appear entire, but very finely toothed under a lens; fruit a cluster of drupes that are bright red

large clusters of purple berries; leaves bright green; branches form long arches bending toward the ground; leaves pubescent

leaves pinnately compound; leaflets green; fruit a flat legume; large thorns growing out of branches

leaves alternate, compound, with serrated margins; large panicles of crimson berries; bark smooth and greyish-brown

berries dark purple; deciduous vines; leaves slightly lobed, rounded to broadly ovate with serrated edges and an acuminate apex

large, deciduous tree; bark grey-black and deeply furrowed; leaves alternate, odd-pinnate with largest leaflets in the center; fruit a nut with a brownish-green, semi-fleshy husk

bark fibrous, reddish-brown; leaves scale-like and arranged in opposite pairs; seed cones berry-like and dark purple-blue with a white waxy cover giving an overall sky blue appearance

deciduous shrub growing below mixed hardwood trees; alternate leaves with silvery underside; leaves entire; unripe fruit yellowish; ripe fruit bright red; fruits abundant