Amylotheca dictyophleba Tiegh.

Glabrous. Leaves opposite; lamina narrowly to broadly ovate or elliptic, 5-14 by 1.5-12 cm, shortly cuneate to truncate at the base to an obscure winged petiole 2-8 mm long, obtuse or rounded or rarely acute at the apex, usually lustrous above, dull below; venation pinnate with the midrib, the main laterals and reticulate veins usually distinct on both sides. Inflorescencess at the nodes, a raceme of 1-6 decussate, often subumbel-late pairs of triads or single flowers; triads (when present) with the central flowers sessile and the lateral flowers pedicellate or sometimes sessile; axis 3-12(-28) mm long; peduncles of the triads or single flowers 3-7(-10) mm long; pedicels of the lateral flowers (when present) 2-4 mm long. Corolla in mature bud 6-merous, (28-)35-60 mm long, slightly to strongly inflated, weakly clavate and acute or obtuse at the apex, red or orange or yellow below, usually paler and green or yellow above; tube in the open flower (15—)18—30 mm long. Anther (3-)5-8 mm long, acute, about equal to the free part of the filament. Style articulate 1-3 mm above the base. Fig. 10.

Grows in mesic forests on many species of rainforest trees.