Madhuca
Madhuca (family Sapotaceae) A genus of small to big evergreen trees in which the leaves are spiral, and sometimes clustered. The flowers have 4 sepals, and 6–16-lobed petals. There are 85 species, occurring in South-east Asia, and centred on Malesia.
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