Where found:

• Lowland forests and forest margins
  
• Moist areas, along creeks and river banks
  
• Up to 450 metres
  

• A spreading canopy tree with a trunk up to 60cm diameter
  
• The small (25mm x 12mm) leaves are of varying shapes (round to oval) with serrated edges, the undersides are pale with prominent veins, juvenile leaves are narrower (5-10mm x 3-10mm) often fiddle-shaped and with wider serrations along the margins
  
• Greenish hairy flowers on spikes singly or as pairs, the male tree is thickly covered with flowers, the female has sparse flowers
  
• Fruit is a small (5mm) round red drupe
  
• Rough, ringed bark