twigs glabrous; leaves patent, oval or obovate, obtuse, flat, glandular beneath; flowers umbellate; peduncles downy at base; calyx glabrous, its lobes oblong, obtuse, keeled; claws of the petals shorter than the calyx, glabrous; limb obovate-oblong, narrowed at base; sterile filaments linear-filiform, twice as long as the calyx, pilose at base; ovary and style glabrous. A span-high, erect, dichotomous, or with ternate or clustered branches and short twigs. Leaves 1–1 1/2 line long, 1 line wide, rather longer than the internodes, very smooth above, one nerved and with 4 rows of glands beneath, the marginal glands pellucid. Umbels 6–10 flowered, pedunc. 2–2 1/2 lines long, downy below or to the middle. Calyx lobes 3/4 line long. Petals 2 lines long, the claw half longer than the calyx. Fert. fil. longer than the petals, glabrous; sterile half as long. Style as long as the stamens.—Easily known from the preceding by the larger flowers and leaves.
