Asparagus cochinchinensis
is a perennial herb that inhabits sandy soils or rocky seacoasts.
The lower parts of the stems get lignified, and the upper parts are
somewhat vine-like. Cladodes (leafless photosynthetic units) are
linear and measure 1-2cm long, and axils set 1-3 light yellow
flowers. Bloom time: May-June.
|
|