1 — GENERAL KEY TO THE SPECIES

1Leaf blade foliolate (in T. celebica and T. wawrae leaves sometimes partly or all simple). The 5 species normally with foliolate leaves are insufficiently known in the male flowering state, and hence cannot be keyed out.
1'Leaf blade simple
2Plants stout. Probract concave.
2'Plants more delicate. Probract ± flat.
3Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Sumatra, Borneo, Palawan
3'Moluccas, New Guinea
4Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Borneo, Java
4'Sulawesi, Moluccas
4''Lesser Sunda Islands
5Plant monoecious. Bracts 1(-2) mm long, caducous. Flowering diurnal. Corolla 20(-30) mm diameter. — Widespread
5'Plant usually dioecious. Bracts 1 mm long or (much) longer, (late) caducous or persistent. Flowering nocturnal. Corolla 30 mm diam. or more
6Younger twig and leaves densely soft-hairy, hairs 2 mm long or more
6'Younger twig and leaves scabrous, (sparsely) short-hairy or glabrous (glabrescent)
7Bracts large, 20-50(-60) mm long. — Borneo, Java, Philippines, Lesser Sunda Islands
7'Bracts small, c. 1 mm long. — Sabah
8Blade base at transition to the petiole with 2 bulgings or auricles with glands beneath (sect. Asterosperma)
8'Blade base at transition to the petiole without gland-bearing bulgings or auricles
9Flowers solitary, axillary to leaves, conspicuously brown-hairy. — Sabah
9'Flowers in peduncled racemes, minutely grey- or brown-hairy
10Inflorescences inserted on older stems, far below the leaves. Bracts narrowly elliptic, entire. — Sabah
10'Inflorescences axillary to leaves. Bracts elliptic, dentate. — Borneo (Sarawak, Sabah, West, Central, and East Kalimantan)
11Leafy stem sharply ridged or winged
11'Leafy stem striate or grooved
12Inflorescences axillary to leaves. Bracts large, broad. — Sabah
12'Inflorescences pendent, mostly below the leaves. Bracts small, narrow. — Sabah
13Plant not from New Guinea. [Specimens with simple unlobed leaves may belong to a species usually with foliolate leaves, 5. T. celebica, or 43. T. wawrae; see lead 1]
13'Plant from New Guinea (including widespread 30. T. pilosa, 35. T. quinquangulata; see the regional key for New Guinea)
14Bracts large, (10-)15 mm long or more
14'Bracts small, 1-15 mm long
15Raceme including bracts finely yellowish soft-hairy; bracts entire, 35-70 mm long. Blade base cuneate-decurrent. Tendrils simple
15'Raceme including bracts brown-rusty hairy, glabrous or glabrescent. Tendrils branched
16Bracts (ob)ovate, margin (sub)entire. — Widespread
16'Bracts incised
17Leaf blade unlobed, margin coarsely dentate, blade glands few, large, 2-3 mm diameter. — Philippines
17'Leaf blade unlobed or lobed, margin finely remotely denticulate, blade glands smaller
18Rachis zigzag. — Borneo, Philippines; peat swamp forest
18'Rachis straight
19Bracts broad, deeply fan-shaped incised. Plant dull blackish on drying. — Borneo
19'Bracts variously incised, but not deeply fan-shaped incised. Plant green, (reddish) brown or blackish on drying
20Younger parts reddish on drying
20'Younger parts green, brown or blackish on drying
21Probract narrowly elliptic or linear, 10-20 by c. 2 mm. Leaf blade finely hairy beneath. — Western Malesia
21'Probract obovate or narrowly elliptic, 10-15 by 5-8 mm. Leaf blade ± scabrous beneath. — North Sumatra
22Bracts (deeply) finely incised. Leaf blade 3-lobed to about halfway deep, greenish on drying. — Philippines
22'Bracts coarsely incised, i.e. at apex dentate. Leaf blade unlobed or variously lobed, greenish (brown) or brown on drying
23Rachis stout, 3-7 mm diameter
23'Rachis more slender, 1.5-3 mm diameter
24Leaf blade unlobed or shallowly (2- or)3-lobed, to 1/3 deep
24'Leaf blade deeply 3-7-lobed
25Blade glands scattered or at base only, 1-2 mm diameter. Peduncle 9-18 cm long. Bracts 40-50 mm long. — East Malesia
25'Blade glands absent or few near blade base, 1-3 mm diameter. Peduncle 2-6 cm long. Bracts 40-60 mm long. — West Malesia
26Leaf blade unlobed. — Sarawak, Philippines
26'Leaf blade lobed
27Leaf blade 3-lobed, to 1/3-2/3 deep (leaves unlobed in forma siberutensis). — Widespread in West Malesia [Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Borneo, Java, Sulawesi, Lesser Sunda Islands, and Moluccas]
27'Leaf blade more deeply 5-lobed
28Probract c. 4 by 2 mm, with few glands. — North Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia
28'Probract 5-18 by 1-2 mm, glands absent. — Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Borneo
29Leaf blade unlobed, in outline circular, glabrous. — Sumatra
29'Leaf blade unlobed or lobed, in outline broadly ovate, glabrous or hairy
30Leaf blade finely hairy beneath, at least along the (finer) veins. [Bracts (2-)5-15 mm long.] — Widespread
30'Leaf blade scabrous-hairy or (sub)glabrous beneath
31Leaf blade unlobed, large, (8-)12-23 cm long, when older coriaceous, with recurved margin. [Bracts 5-7 mm long.] — Sumatra, West Java
31'Leaf blade unlobed and often smaller, or (deeply) lobed
32Veins raised beneath. Bracts minute, 1-3 mm long, caducous
32'Veins not or hardly raised beneath. Bracts larger, persistent
33Leaf blades almost adherent to supporting tree trunk, scabrous. — Sabah
33'Leaf blades free (plant climbing freely), faintly scabrous or glabrous
34Leaf blade unlobed or deeply 3(-5)-lobed. Pedicel remnants on rachis short, shorter than the bracts, bracts 6-15 mm long. — Sabah
34'Leaf blade deeply 5-lobed. Pedicel remnants on rachis about as long as bracts, bracts 7-12 mm long. — Northern Kalimantan, Sarawak, and Sabah.
35Leaf blade finely hairy beneath, especially along the smaller veins. Petals (excluding fringes) (narrowly) elliptic or (narrowly) ovate. — Widespread
35'Leaf blade variously hairy or glabrous beneath. Petals obtriangular (cuneate)
36Bracts entire, 10-30 mm long. — Widespread
36'Bracts dentate (incised), sometimes at very apex only, or bracts much smaller. Eight species endemic to New Guinea (male flowers not known in T. dentifera; see regional key for New Guinea, lead 11 onwards: T. dentifera, T. dieniensis, T. densiflora, T. edulis (3 varieties), T. hastata, T. laeoica (4 forms), T. pulleana, T. schlechteri).