Notas:

• Etnográfica:
  Identified as "real hone tree." Seed is small and round, red outside when ripe; inside black and tough. Some people boil the seeds to eat like suupa, though it is very oily, and doesn't taste as good as suupa. Some people use the oil as a hair care product. Hogs, wari, and peccary eat the seed. The seeds ripen around November.