Fruits are smooth, subglobose heptalocular berries 10 mm high and 11.5 to 12.4 mm in equatorial diameter with a hypogynous perianth scar on the peduncule. The seven locules are radially arranged within the parenchymatous pericarp. Each locule contains up to 5 seeds in subapical, axile placentation. Seeds are irregularly shaped, 4.6 mm long x 1.9 mm wide, and have a curved embryo cavity. The seed coat consists of densely packed sclereids.
Many seeds contain well developed embryos.
This material demonstrates that the Yakima Canyon flora contains unusual taxa, along with its more typical Miocene elements.