Ozoroa sphaerocarpa R.Fern. & A.Fern.

Leaves alternate, upright; petiole 0·3–0·6(1) cm. long, dorsally convex, flattened at the base, grooved above, ± densely pilose, especially when young, the hairs whitish, patent to subappressed; lamina (3) 4·4–11·2(14) × 1·5–3(4·8) cm., narrowly oblong, oblong to elliptic, rounded at both ends or a little narrowed towards the base, mucronulate at the apex, with a much thickened yellowish rather undulate margin, submembranous and soft when young, very coriaceous and rigid when older, dark brown to brown-ochraceous, ± pilose (mainly when young) and dull or ± shining above, greyish to greyish-brown and covered by a double indumentum (a layer of very short whitish appressed hairs and another of longer ± patent or subappressed ones, mainly on the nerves and veins) below; midrib impressed above, conspicuously raised beneath; lateral nerves and reticulation ± impressed above, mainly near the margin where the lamina is almost bullate, conspicuously raised below, the lateral nerves at an angle of 45°–50° with the midrib, straight or more usually somewhat arcuate, (2·5) 4–8 mm. apart in the median part of the lamina, 1–2-forked near the margin.

It is a subtropical plant.