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Deinostema adenocaulum
is an annual herb growing in paddies or wetlands. Weak stems erect,
measuring 10-18cm. Leaves with no petiole are 5-8mm long, 3-6mm
wide, and shaped like an orbicular ovate. Flowers have 1-2cm
peduncles, and calyxes measure 3-4mm long and are cut into five
lobes to the bases; the lobes are linearly lanceolate, with no
bractlets. Corollas are bilabiate; the lower lips are large, and the
mid-lobes cleft themselves in two. Stamens are two, with filaments
twisted and anthers with hairs. Two anthers on the front sides have
become staminodes. Bloom time: July-September. |