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Related to Ternstromiaceae, tea family.
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Some earlier relevant feedback:
Acronychia. ?? Thank you.Saroj Kasaju
Sir, Many thanks for looking and your suggestion of Acronychia.
This a new plant for me so have tried to do my research.Sadly I do not think it is a match.Acronychia leaves are opposite. Mystery shrub has alternate leaves .... see image below.Acronychia the flowers are bisexual, with four sepals, four petals and eight stamens.Mystery plant only has 4 stamen.I think there may be 2 shrubs one was female, the 2nd next to it sadly the flowers were over brown and wilted...maybe the male.Acronychia seeds are black. mystery plant seeds were white...see image below
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acronychia - from Sheila ji
Thanks, Sheila ji.Pl. try Gaultheria and Gymnosporia- from me
I will check out Gymnosporia - from Sheila ji
Pl. try Ilex likehttps://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A.aquif-flor_fem._-_7.jpg- from me
I have added 2 more pics to show the seed capsule. I have never seen any Ilex sp...common name Holly with berries in 4 parts.Flowers are nothing like the Ilex aquifolium link you added.Sorry.Thank you for looking.Sheila
https://www.gbif.org/species/5414222 Thank you.Saroj Kasaju
Thank you for the images of Ilex aquilifolium...a very common tree in UK.I know it well.Nothing is a match..not the flowers, leaves or berries.
The seed capsules are very very different to most plants they are not round but are in 4 segments. Rather like Euonymus. - from Sheila ji
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Related to Ternstromiaceae, tea family.
Interesting.
Thank you for your suggestion Ponnutheerthagiri Santhan
I have never heard of Ternstromiaceae before...forgive my ignorance.
I have looked it up and found this...."Trees and Shrubs online."
https://www.treesandshrubsonline.org/articles/ternstroemia/
https://www.treesandshrubsonline.org/articles/ternstroemia/