Leaves are opposite, dissected fruit has only one seed (basal placentation); i did not see the flower though
You has only the photo on the fruiting plants - it is not correct season for plant identification
In the picture the leaves seems to be alternate, bifoliate (or two on brachyblast). It seems to belong to rosids. But without flowers it difficult to determine the tree. If were available more details... Is it lactiferous? How much carpells form the fruit? Is the gynoecium pseudomonomerous? Have seeds an aril?
In the Philippines perhaps a species of Cynometra L (Fabac. Caesalpinioideae)
Thank You for sharing your knowledge and comments, I deeply appreciate it. Thank You Sir Jose, I believe it is Cynometra
Yes it seems some species of Cynometra. Most probably Cynometra ramiflora.
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