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  • Manila tamarind
    Manila tamarind
    Pithecellobium dulce
    Manila tamarind is a multi-purpose tree legume originating from Central America, its natural range extending from Sonora, in the far north of Mexico, to Panama and occurs there mostly in dry coastal areas.It is a fast-growing small tree up to 25 m (8... more...
  • Manuka
    Manuka
    Leptospermum scoparium
    Manuka is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to New Zealand and neighbouring Australia and whose flowers are the source of the world-renowned honey of the same name. Although widely distributed in New Zealand, its natural range in Australia is l... more...
  • Marang
    Marang
    Artocarpus odoratissimus
    Marang is fruiting tree originating in Southeast Asia, most probably on the island of Borneo and is a close relative of the Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus). On open sites, it is typically a medium-sized tree 15 to 20 m (50 to 65 ft) tall and de... more...
  • Maria
    Maria
    Calophyllum brasiliense
    Maria is a timber tree originating in tropical America and native to an area extending from Mexico, through Panama, into northern parts of South America.It grows at a slow to moderate rate depending on the growing conditions, reaching up to 40 m (130... more...
  • Marian Plum
    Marian Plum
    Bouea macrophylla
    Marian Plum is a Mango (Mangifera indica) relative native to Southeast Asia, its natural range extending from peninsular Malaysia to Sumatra and West Java in Indonesia. Nowadays, it is regularly encountered in Thailand, in the central provinces,... more...
  • Marmelada
    Marmelada
    Alibertia edulis
    Marmelada is a fruiting plant originating in tropical America, its natural range extending from southern Mexico, through Central America and the Caribbean, to Guyana and Brazil and within its range occurs across wet, moist and seasonally dry areas.It... more...
  • Marula
    Marula
    Sclerocarya birrea
    Marula is a fruit-bearing tree originating in low rainfall, open woodland areas in Sub-Saharan Africa, its natural range extending from Ethiopia, in the east of the African continent to South Africa.It is a medium-sized, deciduous tree up to 18 m (60... more...
  • Medlar
    Medlar
    Mimusops elengi
    Medlar or Indian medlar is a landscape, hardwood timber, and essential-oil yielding tree native to a wide geographic area, extending from India, through Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia, to northern Australia.In native forests, in the wetter parts of its... more...
  • Merbau
    Merbau
    Intsia bijuga
    Merbau is semi-evergreen timber and landscape tree native to the geographic region extending from Tanzania, through coastal India and Southeast Asia to Australia and the Pacific. It may reach up to 35 m (115 ft) tall in closely spaced forests, w... more...
  • Mexican creeper
    Mexican creeper
    Antigonon leptopus
    A native of Mexico and Guatemala, this flowering vine grows fast and vigorous, using tendrils to cling to and climb up structures it makes contact with.Individual vines may attain lengths of up to 16 m (53 ft), though they are more commonly 5 to 10 m... more...
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