Abutilon otocarpum

Sprawling or upright perennial (can die back severely in dry times) shrub to 70 cm tall; branchlets velvety, with glandular and stellate hairs below longer simple hairs. Leaves ovate, to 8 cm long and 6 cm wide, slightly discolorous; apex shortly acuminate to acute. Flowers solitary in upper axils; calyx 5-angled and ribbed, ± urceolate, 10–18 mm long; lobes ovate, clearly keeled basally, long-acute at apex; corolla just exceeding calyx; lobes 4–9.5 mm long, rounded apically; staminal column 1–2 mm long, glabrous; styles 10–17. Fruit very broadly ovoid, brownish, c. 10 mm high, stellate-pubescent with longer hairs along sutures, adjacent mericarps adhering for less than a quarter of their surface, eventually dissociating; mericarps 3-seeded, 6.5–7 mm high, 3–3.5 mm wide, notched at base; apically rounded, acuminate or with an erect awn to 0.5 mm long.