Moullava spicata

Moullava spicata is an endemic species of creeper found in the Western Ghats of India.
Description.
As follows:
Natural history.
"M. spicata" is a creeper endemic to the moist deciduous and semievergreen forests of the Western Ghats. The creeper flowers and fruits from October to May. The flowers are frequented by birds and insects.
Uses.
The seed of "M. spicata" yields an oil used for burning in lamps.
Local names.
Local names in the different ranges of the Western Ghats are: