Dysphania rhadinostachya (F.Muell.) A.J.Scott

Erect annual to 30 cm high with 1 main stem, much-branched above base, pilose with short glandular and larger simple hairs, aromatic. Leaves elliptic, undulate or obtusely lobed; lamina 10–20 mm long; petiole somewhat shorter. Flowers in compact clusters of 3–7 in paniculately-arranged spikes, bisexual and female. Tepals 4, erect, c. 1 mm long, united below, sometimes horizontally keeled, glabrous to hirsute, inflated in fruit; stamen 1 or absent; styles 2. Pericarp dull, somewhat adherent. Seed subglobular, horizontal to erect, 0.5 mm diam.; embryo semicircular; radicle superior. Tepals and seed shed as unit.

It is a tropical plant. It grows on stony sand, loam or clay. It can grow in arid places.

The seeds are used to make damper.