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Disporum smilacinum is
a perennial herb, 20-35cm long, occurring in forest fields and
mountains, with stems rarely branching. Leaves are 4-7cm long, 2-3cm
wide, oblong to long-oblong, with tips pointed. Flowers set
themselves 1 or 2 on the stem tips and bloom facing obliquely
downward; perianth lobes, 6 in number, measure 1.2-1.6cm long,
oblong, open in a broad-bell shape. Stamens are 6 in number; anthers
are half as long as filaments, and ovaries are half as long as
styles. Drupes mature black. Bloom time: April-June. |
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