English: Northern towra; Eumundi bosistoa.
Region: Queensland.
Habitat: rainforest, dry.
BotanySmall to medium-sized tree; 20 m tall.
Stem: bark hard.
Leaves: simple; opposite; trifoliate, pinnate with two or three, egg-shaped leaflets, 7 to 18 cm long; petiole 10 to 15 mm long; leaflets 35 to 140 mm long, 10 to 55 mm wide, the end leaflet on a petiolule 3 to 17 mm; leaflets have prominent oil glands and a pointed tip.
Inflorescence: panicles; 5 to 10 cm long.
Flowers: small; white; sepals 0.5 to 1 mm long, joined at the base; petals 3 to 4.5 mm long; flowering from February to October.
Fruit: oval to spherical follicle; 9 to 12 mm long.
Seeds: oval to kidney-shaped; ± 8 mm long.
TaxonomyBosistoa medicinalis was first formally described and named Pagetia medicinalis