Boehmeria calophleba
Description. It is a small tree growing to . The lanceolate leaves are usually long and wide. The tiny white flowers, clustered at the branch ends, appear from October to April; the stamens spring out to release pollen. The dry fruits are long. Distribution and habitat. The species is endemic to Australia’s subtropical Lord Howe Island in the Tasman Sea. Though generally uncommon, it is locally abundant in the moist forests of the southern parts of the Island, where it forms an association with "Macropiper" species on the north-western slopes of Mount Lidgbird.