Rubiaceae

Opposite leaves. Often have unique interpetiolar stipules that are diagnostic. Fourth largest family with about 12,000 species. Most famous species is undoubtedly the Coffee plant.

Aidia densiflora
Wild Randa
Status: Least Concern

Canthium molle
Velvety Canthium
Status: Critically Endangered

Geophila herbacea
Snake Pennywort
Status: Endangered

Gynochthodes umbellata
Common Indian Mulberry
Status: Least Concern

Hedyotis prostrata
Prostrate Hedyotis
Status: Vulnerable

Ixora congesta
Malayan Ixora
Status: Least Concern

Ixora finlaysoniana
Fragrant Ixora
Status: Casual

Ixora pendula
Pink Needles
Status: Endangered

Lasianthus chryseus
Golden Lasianthus
Status: Endangered

Morinda citrifolia
Noni
Status: Least Concern

Morinda elliptica
Black Morinda
Status: Endangered

Mussaenda glabra
Hairless Mussaenda
Status: Endangered

Oldenlandia affinis affinis
Kalata-kalata
Status: Least Concern

Oldenlandia corymbosa
Siku-Siku
Status: Least Concern

Paederia foetida
Stink Vine
Status: Least Concern

Pseudomussaenda flava
Dwarf Mussaenda
Status: Cultivated Only

Psychotria helferiana
Helfer's Pyschotria
Status: Critically Endangered

Richardia scabra
Rough Mexican Clover
Status: Naturalised

Scyphiphora hydrophylacea
Chengam
Status: Endangered

Spermacoce alata
Oval Leaf False Buttonweed
Status: Naturalised

Spermacoce ocymoides
Basil-like Button Weed
Status: Presumed Extinct

Uncaria cordata
Heart-shaped Uncaria
Status: Endangered

Urophyllum griffithianum
Griffith Urophyllum
Status: Vulnerable

Urophyllum hirsutum
Hairy Urophyllum
Status: Vulnerable