Food - The seeds of Symplocos pyrifolia are edible and can be eaten after boiling or roasting.
Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Nepal
Wet tropical biome.

Perennial shrub.
Woody, typically forming a tree or shrub.
Simple, alternate, often leathery with toothed margins.
Small, white or yellowish, often bisexual, arranged in axillary clusters.
Drupe-like, small, with a single seed.
Flowering:April - June.