1. “Asidinono.”—Seed with white shell and black adherent envelope.
2. “Farafara.”—Seed with white shell and red adherent envelope.
3. “Boganderi.”—Seed with straw-coloured shell and red adherent envelope.
4. “Janari.”—Seed with pink shell and red adherent envelope.
5. “Kaura-ferin-sosia.”—Seed with straw-coloured shell and straw-coloured adherent envelope.
6. “Bokin-sosia.”—Seed with straw-coloured shell and black adherent envelope.
7. “Makafo-dewayo.”—Seed with straw-coloured shell and pointed straw-coloured adherent envelope, which scarcely opens.
8. “Asidigero.”—Small pink-shelled seed with red adherent envelope.
9. “Mazgua.”—Very large whitish seed with a straw-coloured envelope.
10. “Karandeffi.”—Seed with red shell and red adherent envelope. Never used for food, but employed in native medicine, as well as for the production of the red dye used for leather (Bull. Imp. Inst., vol. vi. [1908]).