KEY TO THE SPECIES

1Angle of lateral nerves with main nerve almost right, 80-90°..
1'Angle of lateral nerves (basal nerves excepted), with main nerve much sharper, c. 30-60°,
2Flower buds globose; stamens in bud and in young flower inwardly coiled, conspicuously protruding in anthesis; staminal appendages solid and clavate
2'Flower buds ovoid or ellipsoid; stamens in bud straight or sigmoid, in young flowers straight, not or slightly protruding in anthesis; staminal appendages inflated and petaloid
3Filaments broad, tepal-like, at base 1.5-2.5 mm wide, the margins curved around the staminal appendages; interstaminal glands absent
3'Filaments narrow, not tepal-like, at base c. 0.5 mm wide, the margins not curved around the staminal appendages; interstaminal glands present.
4Staminal appendages dorsally entire, not cleft
4'Staminal appendages dorsally cleft
5Rim of staminal appendages conspicuously finger-like fringed, the fringes c. 0.5 mm long, inner perianth segments narrow, much narrower than outer perianth segments, c. 0.8 mm wide. Christmas I. (Indian Ocean)
5'Rim of staminal appendages with short fringes, c. 0.2 mm long; inner perianth segments about as wide as outer segments, c. 2 mm wide. Papua New Guinea
6Fruit wings Ungulate, 3.5-6 cm long
6'Fruit wings hemi-orbicular, or sublingulate, 1.5-4 cm long
7Staminal appendages pointed at the top, not curved; perianth segments c. 2 mm acuminate
7'Staminal appendages spathe-like, more or less hooded towards outside; perianth segments acute, or c. 0.5 mm acuminate
8Flowers 10-12 mm long, subglabrous; leaves usually drying blackish-brown..
8'Flowers 7-9 mm long, hairy; leaves drying brown