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Corydalis lineariloba
is a perennial herb, growing 10-20cm in height, and inhabiting
forests, forming populations in mountainous regions with tuberous
roots. Leaves with petioles are of a bi- or tri-ternate compound
leaf; leaflets are oval to lanceolate and have an aperture of three
to four. Bracts typically have dentations or incisions along their
margins. Stem tops are set with light red-purple to blue-purple,
tubular flowers, 1.5-2.5cm long, arranged in a racemose manner.
Bloom time: April-May. |