Lumnitzera 欖李屬
型態特徵
Shrubs or small trees of mangrove, banks of tidal creeks, borders of coastal fishponds. Leaves spirally arranged, densely crowded at apices of stems, spatulate, base acutely passing into short petiole, apex broadly rounded-emarginate, fleshy-coriaceous, often bearing acarodomatia along the margins, the latter therefore seemingly crenate in dried specimens. Flowers racemose, 5-merous; receptacle compressed, narrowed towards the base, shortly produced beyond the ovary; calyx-teeth short, obtuse, persistent; bracteoles 2, inserted on the broad sides of the receptacle far above the base, persistent; petals oval-oblong, caducous; stamens 5–10; filaments filiform-subulate; ovules 2–5; style persistent; drupe oblong, 1-seeded.
Species 2, paleotropical and in Polynesia; one in Taiwan.