Lantana swynnertonii Moldenke

Leaves usually all 3-whorled, less often also opposite or 4-whorled in the same plant, more rarely all opposite, petiolate; lamina (2)3–5.5(7.5) × (1)2–3.5(5.5) cm, ovate to broadly ovate or lanceolate, acute at the apex, rounded at the base and sometimes the middle part of the rounded base cuneate and somewhat decurrent into the petiole, closely crenate or crenate-serrate on the margins and 16–24 shallowly toothed on each side, somewhat coriaceous when mature becoming rigid when dry, deep green, concolorous or somewhat darker above, hispid on upper surface with ± scattered tubercle-based bristles, becoming ± scabrid with the tubercle-bases persisting in older leaves, hispidulous-pubescent to somewhat tomentose beneath with bristles mainly on the raised venation, indumentum intermixed with sessile glands; venation somewhat impressed above and raised beneath; petiole 0.5–0.7 cm long.