Rhodamnia blairiana F.Muell.

A tree up to 20 m tall. The leaves are simple and 4-11 cm long. The underside has rusty hairs which become white with age. Young growth is covered with rusty hairs. The fruit is 12-20 mm long and occurs in clusters in the axils of leaves. The outer surface is covered with small rusty hairs. The flesh smells of nutmeg and turpentine. There are 1-3 seeds and these are 6 mm long by 9 mm wide. The flesh is edible.

A tropical plant. It grows naturally in the rainforest in NE Queensland, in Australia. It grows from 50-1300 m altitude.