Myrsine africana seeds

shrub;
Branches: Young branches are rust-colored puberulent;
Leaves: Phoebe-shaped obovate, nearly round, obovate, oblong or lanceolate, 1-2 (3) cm long, 0.7-1 cm wide, apex obtuse, with short prickly tips, base wedge-shaped, middle part The upper part has thorn-tip serrations, and the lower part often has small glandular points, with many edges and many lateral veins, which are not obvious and are not connected into side veins; the petiole is short or almost absent, extending down to the branchlets;
Flowers: Flowers in clusters or nearly umbels, axillary, with 4 flowers, the base of the calyx is slightly united, the base of the corolla is united into a tube; the stamens extend slightly out of the corolla, the base of the filaments are united into a tube, the pistil is longer than the stamens, and the style is elongated;
Fruit: Fruit is spherical, red to purple-black, bright;