Corydalis indica,
a 20-50cm high biennial herb, occurs in somewhat
damp places. The whole is soft; if given injuries, it sends
out odors. Leaves are bi- to a tri-pinnately cleft in
acceptable segments. Flowers, red-purple, 1.2-1.8mm long,
put themselves closely tight on the upper parts of the stems
in a racemose way. Capsules are narrow, long-oblong,
approximately 1.5cm in length. Bloom time: April-June. |