Podocarpus borneensis De Laub.

Small to medium-sized tree, (2—)5—12(—23) m tall, 2.5-21 cm diam. Foliage buds 4-10 mm long, the primary scales erect. Juvenile leaves linear, to 16 by 1.4 cm. Adult leaves linear to ovate, (2.5-)4-7.5 (-9) cm by 8-13 mm, narrowing at the base to a 3-5 mm petiole, more or less acute but usually slightly rounded at the apex, thick, with abundant auxiliary sclereids, midrib above prominent, 1 mm wide and 0.3 mm high, often drying to a channel below, often crowded around the foliage bud. Pollen cones solitary or in threes, sessile or on a short peduncle. Seed-bearing structure on a 2 mm peduncle, receptacle red when mature. Seed with a small crest.

Locally common or even dominant (Meru-rong Plateau) on mossy rocky ridges, or scattered in nearby forest, in high kerangas forest and on white, sandy soils, 700-2070 m, one collection from a swamp at 360 m.

Can be grown by cuttings or seedlings.