Sisyranthus randii S.Moore

Stems one to several from a root, 0.5-0.8 m [as '1.5-2.5 ft.'] high, simple or sparingly branched above, glabrous; developed leaves in 5-8 pairs, 76-140 mm [as '3-5.5 in.'] long, decreasing upwards, erect or ascending, 0.5-1.1 mm [as '0.25-0.5 lin.'] broad, filiform or very narrowly linear, acute, channeled down the face or longitudinally folded, minutely and distantly ciliate, otherwise glabrous; umbels several, lateral at the nodes, 3-7-flowered, glabrous; peduncles 8-51 mm [as '0.33-2 in.'] long; pedicels 6-11 mm [as '3-5 lin.'] long; sepals 2.6-4.2 mm [as '1.25-2 lin.'] long, ovate or elliptic with a subulate point; corolla quite glabrous outside and within, cream-coloured (Miss Pegler), greenish-brown when dried; tube about 2.1 mm [as '1 lin.'] long and 4.2 mm [as '2 lin.'] in diam., depressed-globose, contracted at the mouth; lobes erect or slightly spreading, 2.1-2.6 mm [as '1-1.25 lin.'] long and broad, ovate or oblong-ovate, obtuse; corona-lobes shorter than to about as long as the staminal column, erect, 1.4 mm [as '0.67 lin.'] long, scarcely 1.1 mm [as '0.5 lin.'] broad unless flattened out, oblong, entire or rarely with a minute tooth on each side at the base, channelled down the back, obtuse or inflexed and subacute at the apex; staminal column 1.4 mm [as '0.67 lin.'] long; anthers connivent-incumbent over the style-apex, oblong, usually ciliate with 2 or 3 minute bristle-like hairs at the tips.