Jagera pseudorhus (SAPINDACEAE); Foambark Jager pseudorhus - trunk - Kenneth McClymont © 2002 Small-medium tree up to 15m tall found in subtropical, dry and littoral rainforest and teh sclerophyll forest ecotone in Manning River, NSW to Bloomfield River, Nth QLD. Flowers are yellow/brown on branched stalks from branchlet ends from March-April. Fruit is a densely hairy, brown capsule splitting into three segments with a single black seed in each. Ripe August-September Yes, it has ornamental compound foliage and fruit. A very hardy plant. Propagate from fresh seed Bark was used by the Aborigines as a fish poison. It was also used as a foaming agent for beer during World War 1.         © 2007 Brisbane Rainforest Action & Information Network PO Box 443 The Gap Qld 4061 Email: ask@brisrain.webcentral.com.au Privacy and disclaimer