Linospadix minor (W.Hill) F.Muell.

Clustering palm to 5 m tall; stems to 2 cm diam. Leaves 7–12, to 110 cm long, irregularly or regularly paripinnate; leaf sheath green, moderately fibrous on margins; petiole 4–51 cm long. Pinnae 2–12 each side of rachis, single or united, lax, to 51 cm long, 10–40 mm wide, chartaceous, semi-glossy dark green adaxially, lighter green abaxially; veins prominent only on adaxial surface. Inflorescence to 80 cm long; peduncle to 40 cm long; rachis to 40 cm long. Staminate flowers symmetric, broadly bullet-shaped in bud, to 3 mm long, green; stamens 7–20, with connective not extending beyond anther. Fruit elongate to cylindric, 8–18 mm long, 3–8 mm wide, yellow or red.

A tropical palm. It grows naturally in the rainforest. It suits a shady position. They need a well-aerated loamy soil. It benefits from mulch and regular watering. In north Queensland it grows beween sea level and 1300 m altitude. In the Cairns Botanical gardens. Adelaide Botanical Gardens.

The fruit have a thin layer of edible flesh.

The plants are grown from seed. Seed should be sown fresh. Seed germinate slowly. They can be grown by division of the clump. Seedlings transplant easily.