Dysoxylum parasiticum or Yellow Mahogany can be distinguished by the hairy leaflets (particularly on the leaflet underside), and especially the rusty pores (lenticels) on the twigs and leaf rachis.
Rusty pores (lenticels) on the twigs and leaf rachis.
Leaflets
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