Lysimachia
vulgaris var. davurica, a perennial herb inhabiting wetlands
in mountainous regions, grows to 40-80cm in height, with rhizomes
extending sideways for vegetative propagations. Stems have dense,
short hairs and also with glandular hairs. Leaves are opposite or in
whorls of three, 4-to 12cm in length, in the shape of a lanceolate,
with sharp tips. The stem's upper portions set many yellow flowers
in a conical way. Corollas measure 1.2-1.5cm in diameter and are
deeply cleft into five. Bloom time: July-September. |