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