Sisyranthus huttoniae (S.Moore) S.Moore

Stem 1-1.33 ft. high, simple, glabrous or with a few hairs about the uppermost nodes; leaves ascending or slightly spreading, 2-3.25 in. long, 0.33-0.5 lin. broad, linear-filiform, glabrous, minutely and adpressedly ciliate-denticulate; umbels 2-3, lateral and terminal, apparently nodding, 6-15-flowered; peduncles 0.5-1.25 in. long; pedicels 5-9 lin. long, thinly puberulous along one side; bracts 1.25-2.5 lin. long, subulate, minutely ciliate; sepals 1.5-1.75 lin. long, lanceolate, subulate-acuminate from the margins being infolded, with a very few hairs on the back or margins; corolla-tube 1-1.25 lin. long, subglobose-campanulate, densely bearded at the mouth and throat, with the upper hairs converging to the centre and the lower deflexed, otherwise glabrous; lobes 1-1.5 lin. long, 0.75-1 lin. broad, ovate or oblong-ovate, subacute, quite glabrous on both sides; corona-lobes 0.75-1.33 lin. long, triangular-ovate, with a minute tooth on each side near the base, acuminate at the apex into subulate or filiform points connivent above the anthers, with erect or recurving tips.