Sabiaceae
Sabia Family
The Sabiaceae family (Sabia Family) is a botanical family placed in the order Proteales. In the SASYA catalogue it spans 4 species. Its members are predominantly trees. Familiar examples include Indian Honey Sweet Tree and stiff-leaved meliosma.
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Alternate, simple or compound leaves on climbing shrubs and small trees; small, often nodding flowers with parts in fours or fives ripen into a pair of small drupes borne side by side.
A small, little-known Asian family whose fruit typically ripens as two drupes sitting side by side rather than singly, a quiet but consistent field mark.
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Typical leaf characters
Characters typical of the family — individual species can vary.
Typical flower & fruit
- Flower symmetryZygomorphic (bilaterally symmetrical)
- InflorescencePanicle
- FruitDrupe
Typical of the family — flowering plants only; species can vary.
Notable members
All 4 species in SABIACEAE
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