Decaisnina hollrungii (K.Schum.) Barlow

Glabrous except for the leaf undersides frequently and the petioles, young stems and inflorescences sometimes shortly and sparsely brown tomentose. Leaves opposite; lamina lanceolate to ovate, (5-)8-18(-25) by (1.5—)4—8(—12) cm, cuneate to weakly cordate at the base to a petiole 5-30 mm long, acute or obtuse at the apex, glossy above, dull below; venation pinnate with the midrib prominent below and the main laterals distinct or obscure. Inflorescencess at the nodes, a raceme of 5-14 evenly spaced opposite pairs of triads with all flowers sessile or sometimes the lateral flowers pedicellate; axis very variable, sometimes only 12 mm long, sometimes reaching 120 mm in fruit; peduncles of the triads 1.5-8 mm long, secund; pedicels of the lateral flowers 0-3 mm long. Corolla in mature bud 6-merous, (25-)30-40(-60) mm long, moderately robust, weakly clavate and obtuse at the apex, variable in colour but often red below and yellow or green above; petals in the open flower coherent in the lower 1-8 mm. Anther 3-4(-6) mm long, acute, about equal to the free part of the filament. Fig. 18c, d.

In Qld found in rainforest and dense coastal scrub on a wide range of host trees.