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Field Notes

Notes:

I got information that this one belong to Sauropus genus? Is it right?

Species ID Suggestions

Flueggea virosa
Harsha Singh
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Comments (6)
achmmad
auntnance123: thanks, but its different with what you mentioned :) Cestrums is members of Sonalaceae, but this belong to Phyllanthaceae. AliceLMartin: Thanks, yeah its very cute like what Emma have said. :) Soft one @Emma, fleshy!
HemaShah
Are these soft yet hard kind of?they look very cute on the plant.
auntnance123
They may be the fruit of one of the jessamines or cestrums; some have purple or red fruit, but many have the white fruit. They are hard to sort out. I have a similar spotting that I've yet to ID. good luck

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Plants of Java Island
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PublishedFebruary 9, 2012

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