The plant is from 4-10 inches high, glabrous or nearly so. Leaves are lobed tapering down to a rather long stalk. Petals none, stamens 2. Although inflorescens [sic] resembles very much that of Lep. ruderale the difference in other respects is very great, indeed. I only noticed this plant yesterday and find it to be pretty rare, but I shall diligently search for more of it. [Seems to me a small var. of L. ruderale with unusually divided stem-leaves. It resembles more the European forms of L. ruderale than the Australian forms. E. B[etche] 1 Sep 1898.]