Xysmalobium gerrardii Scott Elliot

Plant branching at the base; branches simple or sparingly branched, erect or perhaps decumbent at the base, more or less pubescent; leaves shortly petiolate, 1.25-2.5 in. long, 0.33-1 in. broad, lanceolate, oblong-lanceolate or oblong-ovate, obtuse or acute, varying from acute to almost subcordate at the base, thinly and harshly pubescent on both sides, slightly scabrid at the margins; umbels usually 2-4 to a branch, occasionally solitary on weak branches, lateral and terminal, pedunculate, 6-14-flowered; peduncles 0.33-1 in. long, pubescent on one side; bracts 1.5-2 lin. long, filiform-subulate; pedicels rather slender, 3-4 lin. long, pubescent; sepals ascending, 1.5 lin. long, 0.5 lin. broad, linear-lanceolate, acute, pubescent; corolla-lobes suberect, 1.75-2 lin. long, about 1 lin. broad, ovate-oblong, obtuse, with recurved margins, without a gibbosity on the glabrous inner face, more or less pubescent on the back near the apex, yellow or yellowish; corona-lobes arising close to or slightly above the base of the staminal column and very distinctly longer than it, erect, slightly incurved, not contiguous, 0.75-1.33 lin. long, 0.33 to nearly 0.5 lin. broad, fleshy, oblong-linear, very convex on the back and flattened on the inner face or perhaps subterete, not clavate as originally described, obtuse; staminal column 1 lin. long; anthers sub-quadrate, slightly broader at the base, with orbicular appendages inflexed over the truncate style-apex; follicles not seen.