Agelanthus crassifolius (Wiens) Polhill & Wiens

Densely branched shrubs to 1 m or higher, essentially glabrous. Stems relatively thick, succulent and beige-coloured with dark brown lenticels when young, grey with age. Leaves opposite-subopposite to scattered, borne on relatively short (50-100 mm), succulent lateral branches; blades succulent, mostly ovate to broadly lanceolate, variable in size (40-)60-80 (-110) x 30-50(-110) mm, often slightly falcate, penninerved; petioles 15-20 mm long, flattened abaxially. Inflorescence: umbels densely crowded on short, lateral, leaf-bearing branches, mostly 4-flowered, axillary and extra-axillary; peduncles 2-4 mm long, approximately equalling pedicels. Corolla with conspicuous oblong basal swelling and erect lobes, orange-yellow with red bands near apex, 40-45 mm long, tube split 7-9 mm below lobes. Filaments with small tooth below anther. Style constricted below stigma. Berries obovoid, 10-12 mm long, whitish orange. Densely branched shrubs to 1 m or higher, essentially glabrous. Stems relatively thick, succulent and beige-coloured with dark brown lenticels when young, grey with age. Leaves opposite-subopposite to scattered, borne on relatively short (50-100 mm), succulent lateral branches; blades succulent, mostly ovate to broadly lanceolate, variable in size (40-)60-80 (-110) x 30-50(-110) mm, often slightly falcate, penninerved; petioles 15-20 mm long, flattened abaxially. Inflorescence: umbels densely crowded on short, lateral, leaf-bearing branches, mostly 4-flowered, axillary and extra-axillary; peduncles 2-4 mm long, approximately equalling pedicels. Corolla with conspicuous oblong basal swelling and erect lobes, orange-yellow with red bands near apex, 40-45 mm long, tube split 7-9 mm below lobes. Filaments with small tooth below anther. Style constricted below stigma. Berries obovoid, 10-12 mm long, whitish orange. Flowering in winter.