Leobordea anthylloides (Harv.) B.-e.van Wyk & Boatwr.

Decumbent, flexuous, branching; stems thinly pilose; stipule solitary, broadly oblong or oval; leaflets 3, obovate or obcordate, glabrous above, silky-pilose beneath; heads sessile, densely many-flowered; bracts broadly oblong or ovate; calyx shaggy, its segments long and subulate, nearly equal; vexillum narrow-oblong, it and the blunt carina silky-pilose; alae and carinal petals eared at base. Stems 6-8 inches long, curved, purplish. Leaflets 4-5 lines long, 3 lines wide at the very obtuse or emarginate summit, as long as the petiole or shorter. Stipules and bracts very broad. Heads very hairy, the calyx tube somewhat swollen, scarcely equalling the laciniae. Legume not seen.