Xanthosia pilosa

Erect to diffuse, much-branched subshrub, to c. 30(–65) cm high; branches pilose or rarely glabrescent. Leaves alternate, variable in size; lamina cuneate to broad-ovate or lanceolate, 4–50 mm long, 5–55 mm wide, discolorous, adaxial surface pilose, abaxial surface off-white to rusty-tomentose, 3–7-lobed or 3-foliolate, central lobe or leaflet longer than lateral ones, lobes often with tuft of hairs at tip; petiole 3–10(–35) mm long. Inflorescence usually of paired 1–3-flowered umbels, sessile or pedunculate; peduncles to 5(–12) cm long; bracts 5–7 mm long, acute, abaxial surface tomentose. Sepals 1–1.6 mm long, pale green; petals 1–1.4 mm long, white; nectary hirsute. Fruit c. 2–2.9 mm long, mericarps evenly ribbed. Flowers spring–autumn.