Euodia
Euodia (family Rutaceae) A genus of trees of shrubs in which the leaves are opposite, usually with 3 leaflets, and are aromatic when crushed. The fruits are follicular (see FOLLICLE), with black, glossy seeds. There are about 100 species, occurring in the Mascarenes, and from Indo-Malaysia to China and the Pacific islands.
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