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Corydalis speciosa is a biennial
herb characterized by its hairless appearance and inhabits the
grasslands of hilly districts. With ridges, stems branch at lower
parts and grow to 20-50cm tall. Leaves are alternate, in the shape
of an oblong-ovate, tri- to tetra-pinnate compound leaf with
incisions on margins. Flowers measure about 2cm long and are
tubular, with spurs. Capsules are 2.3.5cm in length, rosary-like.
Bloom time: May-June. |