Searsia cuneifolia (L.F.) F.A.Barkley

Dwarf, xerophytic shrublet. Branches erect, dark grey-brown, branchlets generally acute ascending, puberulous. Leaves trifoliolate, sessile to subsessile, petiole rarely up to 4 mm long; leaflets sessile, rigidly coriaceous, glabrous, occasionally glutinous when young, dark green, hypostomatous; lamina obtrullate, base cuneate, apex acute, mucronate; margin entire in lower 2/3 and grossly dentate in upper 1/3 of lamina; venation simple craspedodromous, midrib prominent below, slightly prominent above, secondaries slightly prominent below, impressed above, other veins obscure; terminal leaflets (15-)23(-39) x (7-)13(-20) mm, lateral leaflets (11-)18(-30) x (4-)10(-14) mm. Panicles up to 50 mm long, puberulous, sparsely branched, often almost racemose, mostly axillary, rarely terminal. Flowers normal. Drupe circular to slightly asymmetric, obloid to ellipsoid, glabrous, shiny, light brown, tricuspidate, 5.5 x 5.2-7.5 x 6.2 mm.