HABIT	PERENNIAL HERB.
STEMS	PROSTRATE, SLENDER, CREEPING WITH LONG STOLANS AND NEARLY GLABROUS OR HAIRY ON YOUNG PARTS.
LEAVES	CORDATE OR HASTATE OR ORBICULAR OR RENIFORM OR SUB ENTIRE OR PALMATELY LOBED CONSISTING OF LONG PETIOLE AND SMALL STIPULES. LEAF BLADES ARE DENTATE, CRENATE WITH THICK RADIATE VEINS AND DARK GREEN IN COLOR. LEAVES ARE GLABROUS ON BOTH SURFACES.
FLOWERS	INFLORESCENCE SIMPLE UMBEL OF 3 – 6 FLOWERS AT THE ENDS OF SLENDER PEDUNCLES ARISING FROM THE AXILS OF LEAVES AND MUCH SHORTER THAN PETIOLES SUPPORTED BELOW BY AN INVOLUCRE OF 2–BOAT SHAPED MEMBRANOUS PERSISTENT BRACTS. FLOWERS ARE SMALL, SESSILE AND DARK PINK IN COLOR.
FRUITS	CARPELS OBLONG, SUB–CYLINDRIC, CURVED AND LESS IN LENGTH, MUCH LATERALLY COMPRESSED, READILY SEPARATING INTO 2 INDEHISCENT HALVES (MERICARPS) UNITED BY A VERY NARROW PLANE OF JUNCTION.