Wilkiea F.Muell.

Trees or shrubs, monoecious (or perhaps rarely dioecious). Leaves entire or mostly toothed, chartaceous to often distinctly coriaceous. Inflorescences axillary or terminal, cymes or panicles, with usually 3–9 flowers, but sometimes solitary or rarely up to 30. Male flowers ± globose; tepals 4–8, around a small ostiole; stamens 4–8 (–30), usually ± regularly arranged in pairs on floor and lower walls of receptacle, but sometimes in vertical rows; anthers deltoid, dehiscing by a single apical slit curving over the stamen apex; connective not prolonged into an appendage; filaments short to long, thick and slightly flattened, glabrous or (in one species) densely pubescent. Female flowers flattened-globose, with a large ostiole, calyptrate at maturity; tepals minute, decussate, the outer whorls of usually 2 pairs (occasionally more) somewhat distinct, the inner whorls thickened and glandular forming a hyperstigma; carpels numerous, the ovary glabrous or densely pubescent; stigma short, hemispherical to conical; staminodes absent. Upper part of fruiting receptacle falling off forming a circular scar. Fruit a cluster of variably sessile to shortly stipitate drupes.

In Malesia in montane rain-forest.