Asparagus rigidulus
is a perennial herb, 50-100cm in height, growing in sandy soil
or on rocks in seacoasts. The stem's lower parts get lignified, and
the upper legs incline vines. Two to six gathering together,
cladodes, 1-2cm in length, emerge from axils in a curved linear
shape, tips pointed. Flowers, 1-3 in number, put themselves on short
peduncles that have come from axils, one or so millimeters long.
Dioecious: corollas are light yellow, about 2-3mm in length, and
have a bell shape. Sap fruit, about 3mm across, matures in
vermilion. Bloom time: May-June. |