Centella pottebergensis Adamson

A suberect or sprawling glabrous plant. Stems woody at least at the base. Leaves crowded with long internodes between the clusters, strap-shaped or linear-lanceolate, 2-7.5 cm long, 3-5 mm wide or rarely 7 mm, leathery, brown, 1-veined, acute or rounded at the tip, narrowed at the base to a petiole 1-2 cm long. Upper leaves smaller and with shorter petioles. Umbels 3-rayed with male and bisexual flowers, with male flowers only, or 1-rayed with a bisexual flower, the different kinds usually on the same plant but some plants with male flowers only. Rays 4-
 long. Petals glabrous, white. Fruit 3.5-
 long and wide, often emarginate at the top, slightly longer than the acute bracts. Mericarps with very small ridges and slightly wrinkled furrows. Fruit on an erect ray not over 0-5 cm long.