Dendrophthoe odontocalyx Tiegh.

Densely white-tomentose on all young parts, eventually glabrescent except for the inflorescence and calyx and sometimes the corolla and leaves. Leaves opposite or scattered; lamina narrow lanceolate to elliptic, sometimes falcate, 4-15(-25) by (0.5-)l-4cm, attenuate or cuneate at the base to a petiole 5-15(-25) mm long, sometimes attenuate and finally obtuse or rounded at the apex, dull on both sides; venation pinnate but in narrow leaves almost curvinerved with the midrib prominent and the main laterals faintly visible on both sides. Inflorescencess at the nodes, a 3-to 8-flowered raceme; axis 5-25(-40) mm long; pedicels 2-6 mm long. Corolla in mature bud 5-merous, 25-42 mm long, gradually widened upwards, very weakly clavate and acute to rounded at the apex, red, pink, orange or yellow, often more yellowish or greenish above; tube in the open flower 12-25 mm long with the lobes reflexed 4-7 mm higher, curved. Anther 5-7 mm long, obtuse, usually slightly longer than the free part of the filament.

Found in monsoon forest and woodland on various trees but especially on Eucalyptus , Grevillea and Syzygium .