Horsfieldia
Horsfieldia (family Myristicaceae) A genus of trees with monopodial crowns, whose fruit is a leathery capsule containing 1 big seed with an entire aril. There are about 80 species, occurring from southern China to Queensland and the islands of the western Pacific.
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