My wife believes the label in that script was mispelled in some fashion. She cannot find any reference to such a word or even the meaning.

I would certainly think "bushy plant" is enough help to botanically id it! You must of bought it from the guy that supplies Home Depot.

Yeah, I find it amazing that someone who travels to SE Asia on plant missions would have gotten it and labelled it better than it was.

I will get a pic posted when I go out searching for eggs tomorrow, as someone else requested a plant photo.

I MAY be leaning toward Fagraea ceilanica since its habit and leaves are kinda close to the F. berteroana.

CIao.

Here are 3 photos in a webshots album; feel free to use forward and backward buttons/arrows to right of photo to see the other shots.

THanks.

Here is a link that might be useful: The badly labeled Plant

Interesting. My first instinct was to think Sapotaceae, possibly Manilkara kauki, which is also found in SE Asia. However, there is also a strong resemblance to Fagraea sp., as you astutely noted. Fruit maturation should generate a more conclusive ID.

Marcelo

I would side with Fragraea sp too.