Crepidiastrum
lanceolatum is
a perennial herb inhabiting rocks or gravel in rocky coastal areas.
The stems are stout and short, putting radical leaves on the tops in
a rosette way. The radical leaves, each measuring 5-15cm in length,
and 2-4cm in width, are in the shape of spoon-like long-oblong; the
bases become narrow to grow petiole-like. Lateral branches emerge
from the axils of the radical leaves, the upper portions diagonally
growing up to 20-30cm. Flowers heads, yellow, measure 1-1.5cm
across. Bloom time: October-November. |