I would guess it as Sapindaceae plant.

Why cant it be Rutaceae?.  Check for Glycosmis species

 I agree. It's probably a Glycosmis.

Dear Rishad,

The leaves of family Rutaceae contains Pellucid glands which are responsible for the aromatic smell of the family members. Traditionally they have been the primary synapomorphic characteristic to identify the Rutaceae. So you can confirm the family by smelling the leaves of plant.

Good luck

THe Ist one is a species of Berberris probably berberris lyceum

Please check Glycosmis cymosa (Kurz) V. Naray. (Rutaceae)

@Karthigeyan Kaliyamurthy  not match with Glycosmis cymosa

I also think they are Glycosmis

probably a variety of G. cyanocarpa. A close-up of the terminal buds would give more information

Hi,

I think it may be Berberidaceae plant

Hello,

I think it could belong to Lauraceae

Please check this species: Glycosmis parviflora var. erythrocarpa

Dear @Bingling Shih,

The species you mention has spherical red fruits, like some other Glycosmis species (definitely not like in the photo). And by the way, from Greek: erythros (ερυθρός) = red

Any case, without more detailed photos, location, and habitat description the precise definition of the plant looks challenging.

Best wishes,

Maria

Olea europaea (Olive Plant)

Click to get details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive

@ Qaiser Zaman,

It is certainly not Olea europaea.

It's olea genera

But not sure about species

Dear Rishad,

If you are confident of genus Olea, then check it as Olea paniculata and Olea dioica of family Oleaceae.

Good luck!

@ Dr.Arvind, hope not Olea dioica. Please see the leaf position in the indicated image. O.dioica have parallel leaf arrangement.

Even fruits closely matching with Olea capensis but again leaf arrangement not close to Olea genus

http://www.africanplants.senckenberg.de/root/index.php?page_id=78&id=3189

I am suspecting it may not Olea genus.

@ Jayaram M

Let's Rishad to decide because he looks confident of genus Olea.

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