Hydrocotyle sulcataHydrocotyle sulcata, also known as pennywort, is a species of plant.DescriptionA small plant, with tripartite leaves that are deeply grooved, and similar to Hydrocotyle hydrophila. The leaves are clover-like.Range and habitatIt is known from both the North and South Islands of New Zealand. H. sulcata grows in wet areas.EtymologyThe name hydrocotyle is from the Greek hydro ‘water’ and cotyle ‘cup’, and is made in reference to the cup-like hollow at the base of the leaf. Sulcata is from the Latin sulcus 'furrow'.