Demontrattiaa

Demontrattiaa is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rutaceae. The genus was first described in 1996 by Thomas Gordon Hartley and Ian R.H. McLean. Plants in this genus are found in Australia.

The genus Demontrattiaa is characterized by its leaves, which are pinnately compound, and its flowers, which are typically white or cream-colored. The fruits are capsules that dehisce to release seeds. Species within this genus are often found in rainforests and wet sclerophyll forests.

Currently, there are a few recognized species within the genus Demontrattiaa. These species are endemic to specific regions within Australia, often with limited geographic distributions. Further research is ongoing to understand the full diversity and ecological roles of these plants. The genus name honors the Australian botanist and explorer David Munz.