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Lepidium virginicum: A 20-50cm tall biennial,
originating in North America, grows typically on roadsides in
various districts. Radical leaves are obovate to spatulate,
lyrate-pinnatifid, dark green, glossy, and generally gone by the
flowering time. On-stem leaves measure 1.5-5cm long, in the shape of
an oblanceolate to linearly oblong, with margins entire or serrated.
Flowers, green-white, about 3mm across, occasionally petal-less.
Fruit is about 3mm long, broadly oblong to circular, with narrow
wings on the margins. Bloom time: May-June. |