Centella eriantha Drude

A more or less glabrescent prostrate or sprawling herb with slender stems woody in the oldest parts only. Stems usually with long inter-nodes, the leaves in groups. Leaves glabrescent: blades rotund or reniform, usually deeply cordate, obtuse, 1-3 cm long, 1.3-4 cm wide, darker above, paler below, the margins crenate, dentate or almost entire, sometimes slightly lobed, the teeth obtuse, acute or mucronate, occasionally hooked: veins depressed above, prominent below, usually 7, less often 5 or 9, radiating from the top of the petiole, the median not larger than the others: petioles usually hairy, 1-8 cm long: sheaths hairy. Umbels sessile, 3-rayed, but often closely aggregated and apparently many-rayed: rays slender, up to 2 cm long, hairy or less often glabrous. Petals glabrous. Fruit orbicular-obcordate, 3-4 mm long, 3.5-4.5 mm wide, the mericarps wrinkled, with distinct but not prominent ridges. Bracts 2, thin, hairy but glabrescent, as long as the fruit or half its length.