Dracaena cochinchinensis seeds

arbor-shaped;
Plant: up to 5-15 meters tall;
Stem: The stem is thick and has many branches. The bark is gray-white and smooth. The bark of the old trunk is gray-brown and peels off in sheets. The young branches have ring-shaped leaf marks;
Leaves: Leaves are clustered at the tops of stems, branches or twigs, intertwined with each other, sword-shaped, thin leathery, 50-00 cm long, 2-5 cm wide, narrowing slightly towards the base and then enlarging, holding the stem, sessile;
Flowers: Panicles are more than 40 cm long, and the inflorescence axis is densely covered with papillary pubescence, even more so when young; flowers are clustered every 2-5, milky white; pedicels are 3-6 mm long, with joints near the top; tepals 6-8 mm long, about 1/4-1/5 connate in the lower part; the filaments are flat, about 0.6 mm wide, with reddish-brown warts on the upper part; the anthers are about 1.2 mm long; the style is slender;
Fruit: The berry is about 8-12 mm in diameter, orange, with 1-3 seeds;