Pandanus leram Jones ex Voigt

A large branched tree. It has aerial prop roots. The leaves are very large. They can be 10-15 cm wide. There are prickles along the edges and midrib. The bracts around the flower are cream. Trees are separately male and female. The male tree has a very large flower. The female flower develops a large round head made up of individual nuts. These are clustered in groups. These can be 12-15 cm long. The outside is yellow or orange.

Coastal areas. Found in low swampy areas away from the seashore in lowlands and along water courses where the soil is moist and heavy

The fruit is normally eaten cooked. It is boiled. The lower portion of the fruit is used for making flour for bread.

They are grown from stem cuttings.