This genus comprises flowering plants indigenous to Tropical America, characterized by robust, shiny dark green leaves and subtle orange-pink blossoms. The flowers can be found on slender, elongated stems or may emerge directly from the bark of the plant.

Clavija

Clavija longifolia is an evergreen tree native to tropical regions, featuring a trunk that can reach heights of approximately 4 meters (13 feet). Its elongated, lanceolate leaves lend a palm-like look to the plant. The tree produces small orange flowers that grow on slender racemes emerging directly from the trunk. These flowers give way to edible fruit, roughly the size of a golf ball, which are bright orange in color.

Clavija longifolia

Clavija nobilis

Clavija schwackeana

Deherainia smaragdina

Jacquinia aculeata

Jacquinia arborea

Jacquinia aurantiaca

Theophrasta

Theophrasta minor

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