The Red Bopple Nut, Hicksbeachia pinnatifolia, also known as Monkey Nut, Red Nut, Beef Nut, Rose Nut and Ivory Silky Oak, is a small tree, to 10 m high, with a few unbranching stems ascending from rootstock. The Red Bopple Nut is a scarce tree, one of two species (Hicksbeachia pinnatifolia and Hicksbeachia pilosa) in [...]

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The Ogbono Nut tree, Irvingia gabonensis, also known as Wild Mango, Bush Mango and African Mango is a small to large tree, up to 40 meters tall, native to the tropical humid forest of Africa and South-east Asian. This fruit bearing tree is particularly prized for its fat- and protein-rich nuts, known as Ogbono, Odika, [...]

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Colombian Walnut, Juglans neotropica, is also known as Ecuadorian Walnut, Andean Walnut and Cedro Nogal. It is a nut bearing tree found in a wide variety of Pre-Montane and Montane forests, and in cloud forests, between 1600 and 2500 meters of altitude in tropical Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. The tree is endangered by habitat loss.

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The Water Caltrop, Trapa bicornis, also known as Water Chestnut, Bat Nut, Devil Pod and Horn Nut is a native to warm temperate parts (not really a tropical plant) of Eurasia and Africa. The plant can stand low temperatures. Trapa bicornis is a floating, aquatic nut bearing vine that grows in slow-moving or standing water [...]

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