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Asarum caurescens
is a petal-lacking perennial that inhabits forests in mountainous
regions. Stems grow crawling on the ground to set a pair of opposite
leaves at the terminal. The leaves are oval, heart-shaped, 4-8cm
long, with short white hairs on both sides. This species produces
single, purple-brown, 1.5 cm in diameter flowers at the bases; the
sepals bend backward outside at the halfway point to adhere to their
lower portions. Bloom time: March-May. |