stems and petioles more or less velvetty and villous; leaves cordate, acuminate, 3–5 angled or somewhat lobed, repand or crenate, soft, glabrescent on the upper, velvetty and canescent on the lower surface; stipules setaceous, reflexed, deciduous; peduncles axillary, one-flowered, longer than the petioles; calyx lobes ovate, mucronulate, velvetty and canescent, carpels 10–20, or more, truncate, their upper angles acuminate or cuspidate, stellato-pubescent. Sida indica Linn. Except in the cuspidate carpels, if this be a constant character, I scarcely see how this differs from the preceding. The pubescence, in our specimens, is less velvetty and more hairy than in S. Sonneratianum, and the leaves more decidedly lobed.