41 species are accepted. •
Didymocheton aliquantulus –
Fiji (northwestern
Viti Levu) •
Didymocheton alliaceus –
Caroline Islands, Fiji,
Niue,
Samoan Islands,
Solomon Islands,
Tonga,
Vanuatu, and
Wallis and Futuna •
Didymocheton aneityensis – southern Vanuatu •
Didymocheton annae – northwestern
New Guinea •
Didymocheton bijugus – Vanuatu,
New Caledonia,
Norfolk Islands (including
Phillip Island) •
Didymocheton boridianus – eastern New Guinea •
Didymocheton canalensis – central and southeastern New Caledonia •
Didymocheton dolichobotrys – Solomon Islands (
Santa Isabel Island) •
Didymocheton fraserianus –
New South Wales and
Queensland •
Didymocheton gaudichaudianus –
Christmas Island,
Java,
Sulawesi,
Lesser Sunda Islands,
Maluku Islands,
Philippines,
Papuasia, Queensland, Samoan Islands, Tonga, Vanuatu, and Wallis and Futuna •
Didymocheton hornei – Fiji •
Didymocheton huntii – Solomon Islands and Samoan Islands •
Didymocheton kouiriensis – northwestern and central New Caledonia •
Didymocheton lenticellaris – Fiji •
Didymocheton loureiroi –
Cambodia,
Laos, and
Vietnam •
Didymocheton macranthus – northwestern and Central New Caledonia •
Didymocheton macrostachyus – New Caledonia •
Didymocheton minutiflorus – southeastern New Caledonia •
Didymocheton mollis – Sulawesi, Maluku Islands, New Guinea, and the
Bismarck Archipelago •
Didymocheton mollissimus – eastern
Himalayas and
Bangladesh to
Myanmar, southern China,
Thailand,
Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra,
Borneo, Java, Lesser Sunda Islands, and the Philippines •
Didymocheton muelleri – Queensland •
Didymocheton multijugus – Fiji •
Didymocheton myriandrus – Fiji •
Didymocheton nutans – Java, Lesser Sunda Islands, Sulawesi, and Maluku Islands •
Didymocheton pachyphyllus –
Lord Howe Island •
Didymocheton pachypodus – central New Caledonia •
Didymocheton papuanus – New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and northern and northeastern Queensland •
Didymocheton pauciflorus – Philippines •
Didymocheton pettigrewianus – Maluku Islands, Papuasia, and Queensland •
Didymocheton phaeotrichus – central New Guinea •
Didymocheton roseus – northern and central New Caledonia •
Didymocheton rufescens – New Caledonia •
Didymocheton rufus – Queensland and northeastern New South Wales •
Didymocheton sessilis – northern and Central Maluku •
Didymocheton setosus – Lesser Sunda Islands (
Timor), New Guinea, and northern Queensland •
Didymocheton sparsiflorus – New Guinea •
Didymocheton spectabilis – New Zealand •
Didymocheton stellatopuberulus – New Guinea •
Didymocheton tenuiflorus – Fiji •
Didymocheton tongensis – Tonga (
'Eua) •
Didymocheton variabilis – Papuasia ==References==