mucronate
mucronated

The anthers are mucronate, with long pointy appendages and upright.

Protoconch of one smooth, mucronate whorl.

Just like the lower glume it is pubescent on the bottom, but have an obtuse apex which can also be mucronate or muticous as well.

The filaments end in anthers 2-4 mm long that are mucronate to acuminate in shape with purple colored stigma.

They are 9-22 cm (3.5-8.7 in) long and 2-9 cm (0.8-3.5 in) wide, obovate in shape with mucronate tips.

Successive leaves become more obovate and are 3-7 cm (1.2-2.8 in) long and 0.8-1.2 cm (0.3-0.5 in) wide, with dentate margins and mucronate tips.

They are ovate to cordate, mid to dark green above and below, with white downy hair on the underside, particularly along the veins, tapering into a mucronate tip.

The white flower has a wooly ovary, linear-oblong sepals, slightly longer mucronate lateral sepals, filiform to linear-oblanceolate petals, and a citrus-like scent.

The lemma is obtuse to acuminate or awned, while the membranous lemma is narrow, acute, mucronate or awned, and usually pilose at the base.

The form from the lowlands near Darwin is distinguished by its densely hairy leaves with acute apices while the form from Kakadu National Park sandstone escarpments have sparsely hairy leaves with mucronate apices.

The leaves are thin, flat, slightly falcate (sickle-shaped), 1.5-2.7 cm long and 2 mm broad, with a softly mucronate apex; they are arranged spirally on the shoots but twisted at the base to appear in two horizontal ranks on all except for erect lead shoots.