Hibbertia strigosa

Erect to spreading shrubs to 50 cm high; branches stellate-tomentose. Vestiture of short, few-branched stellate hairs, usually tubercle-based, rarely with a few longer simple or bifurcate hairs. Leaves linear, rarely linear-lanceolate, (5.4–)10–16(–23) mm long, (0.6–)0.8–1.2(–1.4) mm wide, acute, with central ridge continued into apex; upper surface with scattered antrorse-appressed, few-branched stellate hairs; petiole 0.2–0.6 mm long; margins broad, revolute, recessed to flush with or slightly raised above and touching the broader, ± glabrous or stellate-hairy, central ridge below. Flowers sessile, terminal on long and short shoots, subtended by 1 linear-triangular, leaf like bract with revolute margins, 3.6–4.4 mm long; sepals (6.8–)7–9(–9.2) mm long, subequal, puberulous to tomentose; petals broadly obovate, 9–11.8 mm long, yellow; stamens (9–)12–14(–16) in one cluster; filaments free to slightly connate basally; carpels 2, tomentose.     Flowers Oct.–Dec.