It is a shrub ornamental plant cultivated in a yard, at altitude about 1500 m above sea level.
Possibly, any Euphorbia sp. ?
Arief Priyadi, Can you please tell us more about this plant ??
Does this possess milky latex?
from this image it is quit hard to identify. if you provide flower description then it could be possible.
I support the view of Dr. Shaikh. It needs more description, photos for correct identification
Put some photographs in flowering so that we may help you to suggest atleast the family
Arief we definitely need more information of images to even make a suggestion.
it is very difficult, we need other marks. I agree with Bachnan - Euphorbiaceae, Moraceae or Combretaceae? May be something like Terminalia cattapa?
Okey then, since there is no flower we have to wait and be patient for it bears some flowers. Anyway, thank for all of your helps.
May be Terminalia cattapa required flowering twig to correct identification
I am sure it is not Terminalia cattapa. It is a tree with large green leaves. Seems to be a member of Euphorbiaceae. Pl add more photos.
Surely it is Euphorbia grantii Oliv. (Syn. Synadenium grantii ) of Euphorbiaceae family.
It is very difficult to identify without two or more parts of plant. Please put some photographs in flowering so that we may help you to suggest the family
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