In my opinion, Elaeocarpus foveolatus is one of the most beautiful Quandongs or Elaeocarps I know of, and probably also the most distinctive, but perhaps only because I have seen a lot of it in one place in the highlands of Paluma. It is supposedly a very variable species and could use a bit of molecular examination.
In those I have seen, the underside of the leaves are almost golden from hairs, and there are cavernous structures known botanically as foveoles at the vein-midrib intersections.
The flowers seem rather different compared to those with long-ish petals more typical of other species of Elaeocarpus, and on the overall they have a creamy colour.
Leaf Whispering in the Tropics 