KEY TO THE SPECIES

1Male pedicels 1-3 mm long; rachis usually straight
1'Male pedicels 5 mm long or more; rachis frequently zigzag. [Male inflorescences and flowers not known in U. arfakensis.]
2Male perianth 5-6 mm long; filaments hairy, in-curved at apex. Leaves lobed to 1/3 to nearly to the base
2'Male perianth 5-15 mm long; filaments glabrous, straight. Leaves finely or coarsely dentate or up to 1/3 lobed
3Male receptacle-tube shorter than broad or about as long as broad, 2-3 mm long
3'Male receptacle-tube longer than broad, c. 4 mm long. [Fruit not known.] — West Papua, Vogelkop; lowland
4Male petals 10 mm long or more
4'Male petals 6-9 mm long
5Male perianth c. 6 mm diameter. — Eastern Papua New Guinea; at c. 2000 m altitude
5'Male perianth c. 4 mm diameter. — Northern West Papua, Cycloop Mountains; at c. 1200 m altitude
6Fruit 2-3 cm long (flowers not known). — West Papua, Arfak Mountains; at 850 m altitude
6'Fruit 1-1.5(-2) cm long (fruit not known in U. hippocrepicus). Flowers large, petals (5-)6 mm long or more
7Receptacle-tube inside and filaments glabrous; anthers not cordate at base. — Whole of New Guinea, but not known from Vogelkop; at 1900-2900 m altitude
7'Receptacle-tube inside hairy (filaments glabrous); anthers deeply cordate at base. — West Papua, Baliem Valley; at 2000 m altitude