genus in Australia was published in the Flora of Australia volume 25. In 1994 in Flora Malesiana P. W. Leenhouts included D. australis occurring in New Guinea, however the record has been corrected to the superficially similar D. diphyllostegia which in Australia also grows in areas adjacent to New Guinea and further north than the northernmost D. australis records. Species D. australis ; syn: D. cunninghamii ; Native tamarind – E. NSW, Qld, Australia D. bernieana – NE. Qld, Australia D. bracteata – NE. Qld, Australia D. campbellii ; Small-leaved tamarind – SE. Qld, NE. NSW, Australia D. diphyllostegia ; syn: D. cunninghamii var. diphyllostegia – C. to NE. Qld, Australia, New Guinea (–as D. australis) D. harpullioides – NE. Qld, Australia D. macrantha – NE. Qld, Australia D. obovata – C. Qld, Australia D. pedleyi – NE. Qld, Australia D. smithii – NE. Qld, Australia Ecological connections Diploglottis species are used as food plants by the hepialid moths Aenetus ramsayi and Aenetus scotti. References Cited works External links Flora of Queensland Flora of New South Wales Flora of New Guinea Flora of Papua New Guinea Flora of New Caledonia Flora of Malesia Sapindaceae genera Sapindales of Australia Taxa named by Joseph Dalton Hooker