Liberia (near endemic)
FWTA 1: 828
Barker 1199 (K); Blyden 2039 (WAG)
Small tree to 7 m high, in permanent swamps or waterlogged sandy soils. Leaves simple, alternate, clustered, oblanceolate, up to 16 cm long, with 15 – 24 pairs of laterals; leaf somewhat resembling leaf of a Mango tree. Margin entire, undulate. A related species, also found in rocky places but not yet recorded from Liberia, is F. afzelii; it has obovate leaves with a rounded apex and 7 – 10 pairs of laterals. Its petiole is also pulvinate, its fruits also kidney-shaped.