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Luzula plumosa var.
macrocarpa is a perennial herb commonly found on roadsides,
in fields, and in mountains, growing in clusters without producing
runners. Flower stalks are slender and erect, 12-25cm in height.
On-stem leaves are 2-3 in number, and radical leaves are linear and
2-5mm wide, with long white hairs on margins and tips being
challenging and obtuse. Flowers bloom singly on peduncles in
umbel-like inflorescences; perianth segments are lanceolate, with
sharp angles, 3mm long. Bloom time: April-June. |
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