Acalypha hispida seeds

shrub;
Plant: 0.5-3 meters high; twigs are covered with short gray hairs, the hairs gradually fall off, and the twigs are hairless;
Branches: The young branches are covered with short gray hairs, the hairs gradually fall off, and the branchlets are hairless.
Leaves: The leaves are papery, broadly ovate or ovate, 8-20 cm long, 5-14 cm wide, apex acuminate or acute, base broadly wedge-shaped, blunt or slightly heart-shaped, nearly hairless above, and along the edges below. The midrib and lateral veins are sparsely hairy, and the edges are coarsely serrated; there are 3-5 basal veins; the petiole is 4-8 cm long, pubescent; the stipules are narrowly triangular, 0.6-1 cm long, sparsely pubescent;
Flowers: dioecious, female inflorescences axillary, spike-shaped, 15-30 cm long, pendulous, with pubescent rachis; female flower bracts are ovate and rhombic, scattered, about 1 mm long, entire, with pubescent outer surfaces. There are 3-7 female flowers in the axils of the bracts, clustered; female flowers: 4(-3) sepals, nearly oval, about 0.8 mm long, with an acute tip and short hairs; the ovary is nearly spherical, densely covered with gray-yellow coarse hairs. There are 3 styles, 6-7 mm long, with 5-7 torn strips, red or purple; male inflorescence is not seen;