Dunbaria villosa is
a creeping perennial inhabiting sunny grasslands in fields and
mountains, with the whole with vellus hairs and red-brown glandular
dots on the backside leaves and calyxes. Leaves comprise three
leaflets, measuring 1-3cm in length and width, in the shape of an
oval-like rhombus. Flowers, 1.5-1.8cm long, come in yellow, which
looks like strange papilionaceous flowers; the right-side vexilla is
more extensive than the others, and carinae bend around to become
upward. Legumes are about 5cm long, broadly linear, with short,
dense hairs and 6-7 seeds inside. Bloom time: August-September. |