Two new species of Diospyros (Ebenaceae) from New Guine Author Puglisi, C. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW 9 3 AE, England, UK. c.puglisi@kew.org Author Jimbo, T. Papua New Guinea National Herbarium, Papua New Guinea Forest Research Institute, PO Box 314, Lae, Papua New Guinea. Author Hagwood, A. College of Humanities and Sciences, University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812, USA. text Edinburgh Journal Of Botany 2022 2022-07-11 79 1 10 journal article 10.24823/EJB.2022.1879 685d3a9f-b0f7-4a6b-9d44-66c52a20967d 7374245 Key to Diospyros species from New Guinea and the Moluccas with large, chartaceous leaves 1a. Leaf glabrous above and reddish purple beneath, fruit fusiform with caudate apex D. fusicarpa 1b. Character combination not as above _______________________________________________ 2 2a. Mature fruit globose to oblate, lobes of fruiting calyx very large and leafy, young leaves conspicuously hairy _______________________________________________________ D. pulchra 2b. Character combination not as above _______________________________________________ 3 3a. Leaf base subcordate, black pitted glands at leaf base conspicuous ________________ 4 3b. Leaf base acute to narrowly obtuse, black pitted glands inconspicuous to absent ___ 5 4a. Fruit densely colliculate, leaf apex broadly acuminate or acute, black pitted glands at leaf base small and not densely clustered, [Moluccas] _____________________ D. rostrata 4b. Fruit smooth, leaf apex narrowly acuminate, black pitted glands at leaf base densely clustered, [New Guinea] ___________________________________________ D. multimaculata 5a. Petioles < 5 mm long, fruiting calyx 3-merous, fruit apex obtuse _________ D. janowskyi 5b. Petioles> 6 mm long, fruiting calyx 4-merous, fruit apex acute _______________ D. tehno