Tricalysia revoluta Hutch.

Leaves dimorphic, those at start of new season’s growth smaller, main blades 1.5–5.5(7.2) × 0.8–4 cm, broadly elliptic to rotund or less often elliptic (or ovate or obovate), rounded or obtuse to subacuminate at the apex, the midrib protruding as a minute mucro less than 1 mm long, or sometimes emarginate, obtuse or rounded at the base, margins strongly recurved or conspicuously revolute (to extent that blades are concave/convex) or recurved, coriaceous, shiny and glabrous on upper surface, velvety (or rarely glabrous) and pale beneath; midrib impressed and puberulous above, prominent and velvety beneath; lateral nerves in 3–5 main pairs; tertiary nerves scarcely apparent; domatia present as hairy tufts but not conspicuous; petiole 1–3 mm long, much thicker than midrib, velvety; stipule limbs c. 1 mm long, truncate to triangular, pubescent outside with an arista 1–2 mm long, pubescent.