Garasbahia flexuosa is a fossil species of aquatic plant, which occurred in the lower Cretaceous period of Morocco.
Garasbahia flexuosa is a rhizomatous, aquatic plant with slim, branching, elongate stems. The elliptical to orbicular, peltate leaves have an entire margin.
It was first published by Valentine A. Krassilov and Flavio Bacchia in 2013.
The type specimen was collected from Gara Sbaa Hill, southeastern Morocco.
It is placed in the family Cabombaceae.
The generic name Garasbahia is derived from the type locality Gara Sbah, Morocco. The specific epithet flexuosa means flexible.