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Annickia chlorantha   Africa whitewood      Annonaceae   2   Available
Annonidium mannii   Junglesop                      Annonaceae   3   Available
Dennettia tripetala                                 Annonaceae   3   Available
Monodora angolensis                                 Annonaceae   3   Available
Monodora myristica                                  Annonaceae   1   Available
Uvariodendron connivens                         Annonaceae   2   Available
Uvariopsis korupensis                                 Annonaceae   4   Available
Dacryodes edulis                                  Burseraceae   1.5   Available
Dacryodes edulis (giant safou)                 Burseraceae   1.5   Available
Diospyros preussii                                  Ebanaceae           2   Available
Tetrapleura tetraptera   Esangasanga              Fabaceae           2   Available
Coula edulis                                          Olacaceae           3   Available
Cola accuminata                                 Sterculiaceae   2   Available
Borasius palm                                         Arecaceae     2   Available
Garcinia cola                                         Clusiaceae     1   Available
Gnetum africanum   Eru   Climber                   Gnetaceae    1   Available
Gnetum buchholzianum   Eru   Climber           Gnetaceae    1   Available
Lavigera macrocarpa      Climber                   Icacinaceae   3   Available
Myrianthus arboreus                                  Urticaceae           1   Available
Omphalocarpum procerum                         Sapotaceae   1   Available
Picralima nitida                                         Apocynaceae   2   Available
Pollia condensata                                 Commelinaceae   1   Available
Telfairia occidentalis                                 Cucurbitaceae   3   Available
Thaumatococcus danielli                          Marantaceae   1   Available
Pararistolochia goldieana                         Aristolochiaceae   3   Available
Uvariopsis submontana                         Annonaceae   2   Available
Uvariodendron connivens                         Annonaceae   1   Available
Piper guineensis                                         Piperaceae           0.50   Available
Diospyrus crassiflora   Ebony                      Ebanaceae    3   Available
Aframomum sp                                          Zingiberaceae   0.50   Available
Mammea africana                                 Calophyllaceae   2   Available
Massularia acuminata                                 Rubiaceae           0.50   Available
Pentaclethra macrophylla                         Fabaceae           1.5   Available
Pentadesma butyracea                         Clusiaceae           2   Available

I highly recommend this book by Jesus.  He is a very knowledge man.

Anybody know this?.....the flowers spectacular.

http://www.cicy.mx/sitios/Flora%20Digital/EspeciesImgs/Angiospermas/Magnolides/Annonaceae/MOSANNONA/depressa0.jpg

http://www.cicy.mx/sitios/Flora%20Digital/EspeciesImgs/Angiospermas/Magnolides/Annonaceae/MOSANNONA/depressa1.jpg

Hi All

This is probably more relevant to sellers in Indonesia, has anybody seen this small tree with small fruit on the trunk (cauliflorous), supposedly known from Papua New Guinea and eastern parts of Indonesia.

Please PM if known.

See pic from internet link below:

http://trubus-online.com/new/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Edisi-Februari-2010-52-1.jpg

Thanks

Forest House: http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=2143.0

Uvaria cordata is African, not Asian species:
http://plants.jstor.org/stable/10.5555/al.ap.flora.flota000070
I mean it close to Uvaria ovata.

You can buy interesting Asian Uvaria lurida on ebay. This seeds germinated well.

Anybody germinated Uvaria grandiflora seeds from Ebay?

Hi Alex

Yes I have seen this article, and tend to question it....primarily Uvaria cordata is an Asian species, but for it to have reach Africa if that what the species actually is must have got there by trading or other means, as the endemic nature of Uvaria cordata is tend towards Southern China, Vietnam, Thailand and Phillipines.  Uvaria ovata's flower is completely different to Uvaria cordata.

Yes I noticed Uvaria lurida also.

Seed and fruit images are available on request

ISOLONA: http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=2143.0

Hey Sumatra

Can you post a seed pic by chance.  It could well be an Uvaria however there is many Annonaceae species throughout South East Asia, some with similar fruit

I will be able to confirm if its Uvaria by the seed.

U. rufa, grandiflora and concava all generally have close to orange / red fruit.  Is the fruit in the pic ripe?

Could even be a Mitrephora.

How many seeds do you have?

Hi All

Generally speaking I posted this thread for Cameroon.  Wirisy has access to it also.  I am sooooo sorry if you sometimes don't get responses instantly its just that we both have other jobs and many times people will PM me but they should be emailing the foresthouse email address on the first thread.   And yes Soren is correct the other advert isn't me...I only go under Isolona.

Thanks for the kind words most likely will place another thread in 6 months time....LOL.

Put it this way...we have 5 collectors from different areas and none of them have eaten it before, let alone seen it.  I will get someone to taste it.

Its edible like the Duguetia in Brazil.  Its interesting there are a few species in Cameroon and tropical Africa that are representations of those from Brazil....I am thinking Gondwana related...maybe wrong.

However one of the oldest species in the Amazon in Brazil is apparently is Symphonia globulifera, and yet this is also found in Cameroon.