Fun Facts:
- Trees in this genus are known for their large, feather-like compound leaves that can grow incredibly long.
- It belongs to the Meliaceae family, which is the exact same plant family as premium mahogany wood.
- It produces round, leathery seed capsules that split open when ripe to reveal brightly colored seeds inside.
- The seeds are a highly valued food source for local forest wildlife, especially hornbills and forest mammals.
Where Can You Find It?
- This native tree is typically found growing in the lower and middle canopy layers of primary tropical rainforests.
- It contributes beautifully to the dense, green layers that make the Pulai Trail rich in plant diversity.\
- Scan the mid-level branches along your trek to admire its long, neatly arranged rows of leaves.