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Limnophila indica is a 10-70cm tall perennial that
grows on marshy grounds. Stems branch well in the water, and the top
portions stand there, with dense glandular dots and hairs on
above-water leaves and no vellum hairs. Leaves are in whorls of
6-10, and the above-water leaves, oval to lanceolate-shaped, 5-17mm
long, 0.5-5mm wide, are pinnately deeply cut or have sharp
serrations. In water, leaves split into thread-like segments.
Flowers set themselves singly on axils; corollas are white to light
red-purple, tubular, and 7-11mm long. Bloom time: August-October. |