- ≡ Caleya minor (R.Br.) Sweet (1827)
- ≡ Paracaleana minor (R.Br.) Blaxell, Contr. New South Wales Natl. Herb. 4: 281 (1972)
- ≡ Sullivania minor (R.Br.) D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem., 15: 36 (2005)
- = Caleya sullivanii F.Muell. (1882)
- ≡ Paracaleana sullivanii (F.Muell.) Blaxell (1972)
- = Caleana nublingii Nicholls (1931)
Plant at fl. c. 5–20cm. tall. Stem very slender, smooth. Lf very narrow linear, much shorter than stem. Per. greenish except for deeply coloured labellum. Dorsal sepal to 8 mm. long, linear-spathulate; laterals similar but adnate basally to long column-foot. Petals little shorter. Labellum-claw broad and smooth, curved with its convexity towards column, lamina "produced on the columnar side into a bifid gland-tipped appendage, and at the other end into a triangular pointed process with a spur on each side; centre inflated and hollow; upper surface and margins tuberculate except at the base." Column almost as long as petals, its long foot and broad petaloid wings forming together an upwardly opening cup.
[From: Moore and Edgar (1970) Flora of New Zealand. Volume 2]