A bright red globular fruit had a pungent, oily flavour.

The globular fruit is 5 to 7 mm in diameter and it matures from March to August.

Diplocylos produce fleshy, globular fruit with distinct striped or spotted patterns.

The inflorescence is ivory-colored, and globular fruits ripen black.

Flowers are followed by globular, black fruit, approximately 15 mm in diameter.

Aggregate fruit globular or ovate, 5 - 7 mm in diameter.

Others of the trees bore tumescent oval or globular fruits, and fleshy-looking flowers that could close like mouths upon their prey.

The globular, yellow or orange fruit are sweet and edible and were a traditional food source for Australian Aborigines.

It has a woody, globular fruit with up to 15 cm diameter.

It has smaller, elliptical leaves, a nipple-like apex on a floral lid, and globular fruits.