Hibbertia truncata

Prostrate to decumbent shrubs up to 40 cm high; branches pubescent to tomentose. Vestiture of tubercle-based stellate hairs. Leaves broadly obovate, 3.5–16(–19.4) mm long, 2–12(–16.2) mm wide, stellate-pubescent, puberulent, rarely glabrescent, juvenile leaves with dense simple hairs on lower leaf surface; petiole 0.4–1.2 mm long; apex truncate, often apiculate, rarely emarginate or rounded; margins narrow, scarcely recurved, lower surface exposed, central vein scarcely raised. Flowers on peduncles 3–16(–22) mm long, terminal on short branches, often with more than one flower growing from the same area, subtended by 1 linear bract, 1.3–1.5(–1.8) mm long, up to half the length of the sepals; sepals 3.6–5.5 mm long, subequal, stellate-tomentose; petals usually obovate, 6–10.6 mm long, slightly papillose, yellow; stamens 10–12; filaments connate for up to half their length; carpels 2, villous. Flowers Sep.–Nov.