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Lycopus
uniflorus,
a perennial herb that extends slender rhizomes, inhabits wetlands in
mountainous areas; stems grow to 20-40cm in height, with fine hairs
all through. Leaves are of opposite phyllotaxis, in the shape of a
long, oblong-like lanceolate, 2-7cm in length, with obtuse
serrations on margins. Axils densely set small white labiate
flowers, some numbers each; corollas measure as large as two
millimeters in length. Bloom time: August-September. |