Grevillea micrantha

Spreading, often root-suckering shrub 0.3–0.6 m high. Leaves entire, linear, often curved, 1–4 cm long, 0.6–1.0(–1.5) mm wide; upper surface often scabrous, especially along the veins; grooves of lower surface silky; margin vertically refracted about the intramarginal vein (leaf oblong in cross-section), usually enclosing the lower surface except for the midvein. Conflorescences c. 1 cm long, sessile or very shortly pedunculate, regular, umbel-like; perianth white or pale pink, outer surface with appressed hairs, inner surface usually glabrous with a discolorous cushion-like pulvinus on each ventral tepal opposite the ovary, occasionally pulvinus bearing a few minute (less than 0.2 mm long) hairs; pistil 5–6.5(–8) mm long; ovary stipitate, glabrous, style white to pink, with minute hairs or papillae just below apex, pollen presenter oblique. Fruits glabrous. Flowers Aug.–Jan.