Acalypha dikuluwensis P.A.Duvign. & Dewit

Very like A. clutioides, but distinguished from it in the following features; stems not more than 25 cm high, more densely pilose but less densely leafy than in A. clutioides; lower leaves more broadly ovate to almost suborbicular; leaves sometimes irregularly, shallowly and remotely denticulate on the margins, and pilose beneath; female flowers sometimes geminate in the leaf axils; female bracts palmatifid; styles connate at the base and the ovary globose.