Galium trifloriforme is a perennial herb, 20-50cm tall,
inhabiting forest floors in mountainous regions, with downward
prickle-like hairs on stems and leaf's backside mid-ribs. The leaves
are generally in whorls with six, each in the shape of a
long-oblong, 2.5-4cm in length, with tips short and pointed - Cymes
born on the stem tips set approximately ten white flowers in them.
Corollas measure 2.5mm in diameter. They are aperture in four. Bloom
time: June-July. |