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Corydalis pallida var. tenuis
is a biennial herb inhabiting sunny forest edges in fields and
mountains, characterized by its many leaves and stems. The stems
measure 30-50cm in height. Radical leaves with long petioles are of
an imparipinnate compound leaf, with leaflets having irregular
serrations and notches on margins. Branch tips emerge 4-10cm-long
racemes in which many yellow flowers bloom. Capsules are linear,
with narrow and thick portions. Bloom time: April-June. |