Brunia angulata (Sond.) Class.-bockh. & E.G.H.Oliv.

Usually 75-90 cm high, with villous branchlets. Leaves mostly 2 mm (rarely up to 7 mm.) long, sessile, appressed or rarely erect-spreading, partly imbricate, ovate, subacute, apiculate, rather acutely convex and at first pilose on the dorsal surface, concave on the ventral surface, pilose at the base, ciliate. Flower-heads mostly about 4 mm wide, convex above. Bracts villous on the dorsal surface; the outer leaf-like; the inner oblanceolate. Bracteoles linear, villous on the dorsal surface. Calyx-tube obconic, glabrous, adhering to the ovary except the upper part: calyx-lobes broad-based, linear-lanceolate, villous on the dorsal surface. Petals about 1-5 mm long, obovate, obtuse, glabrous, indistinctly keeled on the lower half. Anthers rotund, reaching to about the middle of the petals. Ovary half inferior, pubescent on the top, with 2 uniovulate chambers: styles free. Fruit unknown.