Annesorhiza fibrosa B.-e.van Wyk

Roots at least 15, slightly fleshy, frequently becoming swollen nearer the apices. Leaves finely dissected, sparsely to densely hairy especially on rachis and rachillae, produced after flowering, persistent leaf remains form a thick fibrous mass around the base of the plant. Petioles up to ± 80 mm long, hairy to glabrescent. Basal pinnae with petiolules up to ± 25 mm long, partly bipinnate. Upper pinnae pinnate. Ultimate leaflet segments relatively small, finely dissected, base narrow, margins deeply and similarly indented. Inflorescence scape reaching up to at least 60 mm in height, striated with 4-7 umbels per scape, main umbel of about 3 rays. Involucral bracts small, persistent. Involucel of small lanceolate bracteoles with acute apices. Calyx lobes cusp-like, up to 0.3 mm long. Petals yellow. Fruit known only in the immature state, mericarps homomorphic, without wings. The recorded flowering time is November.