Anthocleista vogelii
Observed at Kitale Nature Conservancy, Kenya, Africa. January 2014.
TREE: The main trunk divides into one to several acutely-angled, ascending stems.
FLOWERS: The flowers are whitish-green, small, with six sepals and six stamens. They are arrayed in compact umbels which are further arrayed on long spikes.
LEAVES: Leaves are very large and obovate and clustered towards the ends of the branches. The opposite leaves have a distinct wing along the petioles clasping around the stem.
RANGE: This plant is found in highland areas and tends to grow among other taller trees in secondary growth.
FRUIT:
UNARMED.