Australina pusilla Gaudich.

Perennial herb with prostrate and ascending or erect stems to 20 (–50) cm long, lightly strigose to glabrescent. Leaves with lamina almost circular to elliptic or ovate (to obovate), dentate to crenate (1–6 teeth on each side), obtuse to acute apex, cuneate at base, (5–) 7–60 mm long, 7–20 mm wide, glabrous or with varying indumentum; lateral veins 3 or 4 pairs, the basal pair prominent; petiole 3–30 (–50) mm long; stipules minute. Male inflorescence: peduncle to 1.3 cm long, thin; flowers 2–4 (rarely 1 or 5), c. 2 mm long, densely strigose. Female inflorescence 1–20-flowered; flowers: perianth tubular, attenuate, 2-dentate, stigma filiform, unilaterally stigmatic, strigose. Achene asymmetrically ellipsoidal, 1–2 mm long, shortly stipitate, smooth, brown.

Grows in shaded areas along watercourses, especially banks of running streams and on wet rocks; in fern gullies, rainforest, moist undergrowth.