Pandanus consists of evergreen shrubs and trees characterized by terminal clusters of long, narrow leaves that feature spiny edges. The reproductive flowers are unisexual, with male flowers appearing in branched spikes and female flowers forming cone-shaped heads, each found on different plants.

Pandanus

Pandanus amaryllifolius

Pandanus baptistii

Pandanus calcinactus

Pandanus candelabrum

Pandanus discolor

Pandanus fascicularis

Pandanus forsteri

Pandanus furcatus

Pandanus graminifolius

Pandanus lepatophilus

Pandanus leptocaulis

Pandanus leram

Pandanus microglottis

Pandanus odoratissimus

Pandanus pristis

Pandanus stenophyllus

Pandanus tectorius

Pandanus tectorius 'En Khelen'

Pandanus tectorius 'Laevis'

Pandanus tectorius 'Sanderi'

Pandanus tectorius 'Veitchii' is an evergreen plant that can grow up to 5 meters or more in height. It features terminal clusters of long, narrow leaves that can reach lengths of 90 centimeters and are characterized by spiny edges and creamy-white margins. Flowering and fruiting are rare in this species.

Pandanus tectorius 'Veitchii'

Pandanus unguifer

Pandanus utilis is a perennial, evergreen tree that can reach heights of up to 6 meters. It features glossy, elongated leaves resembling swords, edged with rigid red spines. The leaves are typically arranged in a spiral pattern at the ends of the branches.