Osmelia grandistipulata Slooten
| Etymology | Genus | Fragrance of honey, probably in reference to the flowers |
|---|---|---|
| Species | Large stipules | |
| Family | Salicaceae | |
| Synonyms | Osmelia philippina auct. non (Turcz.) Benth. | |
| Common Names | Anang | |
| Status | Native: Endangered | |
| Form | Tree | |
| Native Distribution | Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Sumatra, Borneo | |
Diagnostics:
A tree that can grow up to 30m, Osmelia grandistipulata possesses large, distinct stipules that can be found near the ends of young branches. The young leaves are also mildly serrated near the ends of the leaves. The fruit dehisced to reveal a fleshy orange aril.
Young tree new Mandai Track 7.
Young branch.
Fruits.
Leaf underside, note serrations near the tip.
Old leaves.
Stipules.
Flowers.
Author: Siyang
Posted: 2025-10-03 / Modified: 2025-10-06
Posted: 2025-10-03 / Modified: 2025-10-06
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