Cineraria lobata l'hér.

Perennial herb or subshrublet. Stems glabrous or cobwebby, glabrescent, slender (2-4 mm in diam. at base), woody and branching near the base. Upper leaves deltoid to deltoid-reniform, distinctly and sharply 5-lobed, sometimes with one or two lateral pinnae, lower leaves deltoid-reniform to reniform, thinly cobwebby to glabrous above and cobwebby to glabrous below, young leaves sometimes thickly cobwebby, fine trichomes, thick cobwebby axils and buds; auricles small, lanceolate, caducous. Capitula small to medium, few (4-8) to many (12-42) per stem, on short peduncles (4-32 mm long). Involucral bracts 8-12(-13), (3.5-)4-5 mm long, glabrous; rays 5-8(rarely 9), 6-11.5 mm long; limb 3.5-9 mm long; (18-)22-30 disc florets; corolla 4-5 mm long. Cypselae dark brown, margined, ciliate and hairy to sparsely hairy (rarely with glabrous faces), 2.2-3.0 mm long when mature.