6 — KEY TO THE SPECIES OF JAVA (10 species)

1Leaf blade 3-foliolate
1'Leaf blade simple, lobed or unlobed
2Leaf blade (membranous) coriaceous, unlobed, margin entire, somewhat recurved. [Male bracts small, 5-7 mm long, shifted upwards on the pedicel.]
2'Leaf blade (except in old stages) generally not coriaceous, unlobed or lobed, margin various, flat
3Leaf blade and young stem conspicuously villose
3'Leaf blade and stem hairy, or scabrous, not villose
4Plant mostly annual. Leaf blade membranous. Flowers monoecious, nocturnal and diurnal; corolla small, 20(-30) mm diameter. Bracts of male inflorescences minute, 2 mm long or less, mostly caducous. Probract absent. Seeds compressed with undulate edge. (Fruit much elongated in cultivated var. anguina).
4'Plant (sub)perennial. Leaf blade generally thicker. Flowers mostly dioecious (sometimes monoecious in T. quinquangulata), nocturnal; corolla 30 mm diameter or more. Bracts of male inflorescences 3 mm long or more, persistent or caducous. Probract present. Seeds tumid or compressed, edge not undulate
5Bracts of male inflorescences less than 15 mm long. Seeds tumid (barrel-shaped or (sub)fusiform) (Fig. 91b); fruit ± ellipsoid-fusiform
5'Bracts of male inflorescences generally much larger. Seeds (rather) compressed, obovate or narrowly elliptic with truncate or cuneate base; fruit ovoid, ellipsoid or globose
6Tendrils unbranched. Blade base mostly cuneate at transition to the petiole. Rachis of male inflorescences conspicuously thickened, bracts large, finely hairy. Fruit globose; fruiting pedicel stout
6'Tendrils 3-5-branched. Blade base cordate. Rachis of male inflorescences thickened or not. Fruit (ob)ovoid or globose; fruiting pedicel generally more slender
7Rachis of male (or hermaphroditic) inflorescences conspicuously thickened and set with persistent dark-drying bracts. Leaf blade glabrous, deeply lobed. — Montane
7'Rachis not thickened. Leaf blade finely hairy beneath and deeply lobed, or glabrous and shallowly lobed. — Lowland or montane
8Growing twig tinged reddish at apex. Leaf blade ± scabrid-hairy beneath, lobed to ± halfway or more. Probract narrowly elliptic or linear, entire or ± incised at apex. [Male bracts finely incised. Sepals mostly few-lobed. Fruit ovoid.]
8'Growing twig green. Leaf blade glabrous (glabrescent) or scabrous, lobed to c. 1/3 deep. Probract (narrowly) ovate
9Male bracts incised. Sepals in male flowers (sub)entire. Fruit ovoid. Leaf blade 3-lobed, glands scattered
9'Male bracts (almost) entire. Sepals in male flowers usually with few slender lobes. Fruit (depressed) globose. Leaf blade 5-angular or shallowly 5-lobed, glands usually several, close to the insertion of the petiole