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It first chews the midrib of the leaf, cutting off the leaf's supply of latex and then goes on to nip a few of the secondary veins of the leaf, further blocking the flow of latex.

While inactive, mainly during daylight hours, the young larva lies along the midrib of the underside of the leaf.

The individual bracts are papery, egg-shaped, 1–2½"nbsp;cm long, ⅓–½"nbsp;cm wide, hairless and ending abruptly in a small sharp point as a continuation of the darker colored midrib.

The leaves have parallel veins and a distinct midrib.

The colour of foliage may be green, red or brown, and "ranges from fine and hair-like, sometimes with curled tips, to quite broad with a noticeable midrib and sometimes razor sharp edges".

They are shiny dark green above and pale green on the underside with 12-17 stomatal lines on each side of the midrib.

When full grown are dark green, smooth and shining above, pale green or pale brown, downy below; midribs stout yellow, grooved above, primary veins slender.

In autumn they become dark red above, pale beneath, midribs darken, then the leaf.

The leaves as well as the leaf midribs can be used to weave baskets and marquetry work in furniture.

The flattened blade has a distinct midrib and is readily distinguished from related taxa by the serrated edge of the fronds.