Centella cryptocarpa M.T.R.Schub. & B.-e.van Wyk

Tufted, prostrate andromonoecious perennial, up to 0.5 m wide, with flowering branches spreading horizontally. Leaves crowded, distinctly petiolate; petiole (2-)20-40(-60) mm long, pubescent along entire length; lamina ovate to very widely ovate, (10-)20-25(-45) mm long, (5-)15-20(-35) mm wide, the base attenuate, 'main veins abaxially raised and adaxially sunken, surface on both sides pubescent, green-brown, concolorous, the margin entire or rarely dentate in upper half and entire in lower half, one to three teeth per leaf, apex acuminate. Inflorescence of bisexual plants with one to three bisexual umbellules and inflorescence of male plants with three to nine umbellules. Male umbellules (5-)7(-10) mm long, reduced to one to five sessile male flowers each. Bisexual umbellules (2-)7(-11) mm long, reduced to a single flower each; borne in axils of flowering shoots; bracts of male umbellules one or two pairs, 1-1.5 mm long, abaxially pubescent, adaxially glabrous; paired bracts enclosing single male flowers larger than other male umbels; bracts of the bisexual umbellule paired, (5-) 7(-10) mm long, (3-) 5(-6) mm wide, foliaceous, red-brown, abaxially sericeous, adaxially glabrous except along upper margin; cauline bracts (those below the inflorescences) sessile, narrowly triangular to acuminate. Flowers bisexual or male; petals abaxially villous. Fruit widely elliptic, 5 mm long, 3 mm wide in commissural view, commissure constricted, ribs not distinct, surface between ribs wrinkled, glabrous; stylopodium not prominent.