Description from Flora of China Dissochaeta sect. Diplectria
Blume, Flora 14: 501. 1831. Climbers or scandent shrubs. Stems
squamose, glabrous or pubescent. Leaves shortly petiolate;
secondary veins 1 or 2 on each side of midvein, margin entire.
Inflorescences terminal or axillary, cymose paniculate,
sometimes bracteate. Flowers small, 4-merous. Hypanthium
tubular-campanulate to campanulate, squamose, glabrous or
pubescent, apex truncate or inconspicuous. Petals white, ovate
to oblong, glabrous. Stamens 8, whorls unequal in shape and
length. Longer stamens with anthers oblong to linear-oblong,
base abaxially 2-tuberculate and abaxially spurred or not, apex
usually beaked. Shorter stamens abortive; anthers rhomboid-
ovate, usually papery, abaxially long caudate-spurred, adaxially
2-setose at base. Ovary inferior, ovate, apex truncate. Style
filiform; stigma apiculate. Fruit a berry, subglobular to ovate,
apex often with persistent calyx lobes. Seeds numerous, cuneate,
small, angular. Diplectria is often conside