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Galium kinuta
is a perennial herb inhabiting forest edges in
mountainous regions. Stems are square with generally no hairs, erect
to 30-60cm in height, and rarely branch. Leaves with no petioles are
in whorls of four, in the shape of an oval-lanceolate or lanceolate,
2-8cm in length, 8-25mm in width, with slender and pointed tips, and
three prominent veins on the surfaces. The texture feels hard. Stem
tips bear cymes with many white flowers set sparsely within them.
Corollas measure approximately 2.5cm in diameter, with tips cleft
into four parts. Stamens are four in number. Bloom time:
July-September. |
Wild plants in and around Shimane
島根とその周辺の野生植物
