Amyema bifurcata Tiegh.

Plant pendulous; young shoots, flowers and sometimes axes of inflorescence with rusty (rarely white) tomentum or scattered hairs, otherwise glabrous; epicortical runners absent. Leaves linear to lanceolate, acute to rounded; lamina 10-35 cm long, 4-25 mm wide, often falcate, attenuate at base into petiole 10-40 mm long. Inflorescence a pedunculate umbel of dyads; flowers pedicellate; peduncle slender, 15-40 mm long; rays of umbel mostly 2, usually 6-20 mm long; pedicels usually 3-7 mm long; central bract at apex of each ray triangular, 1 mm long; lateral bracts orbicular, c. 3 mm long, concave, enlarging in fruit. Calyx entire, 0.7 mm long. Corolla in mature bud robust, 22-30 mm long, 5-or 6-merous, clavate, rusty-or white-tomentose. Anthers 4-9 mm long, about twice length of free part of filament. Style articulate above base. Fruit globose, c. 10 mm diam., with a prominent nipple formed by base of style.

It is a tropical and subtropical plant. In tropical Queensland it grows between 140-800 m altitude.