Salvadora oleoides

It is a small tree with drooping branches, growing up to 6 to 9 m height It has a short trunk, quite often twisted or bent. The bark is gray or whitish-gray. Leaves are blue-green, linear-or ovate-lancelike, leathery and somewhat fleshy, dark greenish-yellow when young, gray when mature.

Flowers are small greenish-white appear in March to April. The fruit is yellow and ripens in the months of May and June. The seeds are greenish-yellow, spread by birds.