Magness et al. This is a small tropical tree, to 20 feet, native to South Asia but now naturalized in the West Indies and South Florida. Leaves are compound with numerous pinnate leaflets. Fruits are borne in loose clusters, which hang from the tree trunk and main branches. Individual fruits are up to 0.75 inch in diameter, near globose and angled.
Fruits are generally too tart for fresh eating but are esteemed for jellies, preserves and pastries.
They ripen in midsummer.