Hello Friends

Another spinous plant , growing in the wild, outskirts of bangalore: 
Shrubs 4 to 6 ft height, fruiting and flowering in November.
The 1st and 2nd images are of two different  plants , very similar , 
bearing separately male and female flowers 
but there might have been one male plant also having fruit.
The fruit turns black on ripening; it has 3 or 4 seeds.  

Thanks in advance for any help in identification.

A.Sinha




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