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Galium japonicum
is a perennial herb found on forest floors in
mountainous regions, with stems growing to 20-50cm in height,
characterized by four vertical ridges that are unprickly. Leaves are
generally in whorls of six, each in the shape of a lanceolate, 1-3cm
long. Stem tops bear cymes and set approximately ten white flowers;
corollas are around 2.5cm in diameter, and tips are cleft in four.
Calyxes have long hair. Bloom time: June-July. |