Hydrocotyle hirta

Perennial herb, often loosely mat-forming, stems prostrate (rarely ascending), hairy. Leaf-lamina orbicular-cordate to reniform, 6–25(–50) mm across, shallowly or deeply (5–)7-lobed; lobes obtuse, crenate-dentate; petiole 0.8–5(–15) cm long, usually quite hairy and appearing white; stipules membranous, entire, red-dotted, ciliate or fringed. Umbels simple, leaf-opposed, 3–5 mm diam., c. 15–40-flowered; peduncle c. 6 cm long, flowers sessile or subsessile, or pedicels occasionally to 1.3 mm long. Petals pale yellow, often red-dotted, as wide as ovary at anthesis. Fruits 1–1.5 mm long, 1.5–2 mm wide, strongly flattened, often irregularly red-dotted; mericarps with prominent dorsal rib and filiform intermediate ribs, area between them convex. Flowers late summer.