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Lysimachia fortunei,
a 40-70cm tall perennial herb found in
wetlands, extends rhizomes long to sprout, with bases tinging red.
Leaves are arranged alternately, 4-7cm long, and a 40-70cm tall
perennial herb found in wetlands, with rhizomes extending long to
sprout, and bases tinged with red. Leaves are arranged alternately,
4-7cm in length, 1-15cm in width, and in the shape of an
oblanceolate-like long oblong, with tips becoming abruptly narrow
and tapering to a point. Racemes emerging straight upward from the
stem tips bear many white flowers. Corollas measure 5-6mm in
diameter. Bloom time: July-August. |