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Messerschmidia sibirica is a perennial plant that
typically grows to about 30 cm in height and thrives in sandy soil
along seashores. The leaves are opposite and measure 25-26 cm in
length. They are oblanceolate to long-lanceolate in shape, thick,
and covered with pressed hairs on both surfaces. The tips of the
stems produce short inflorescences that bear white, fragrant
flowers. The corollas are approximately 8 mm in diameter, with tube
segments measuring 6-7 mm long and tips cleft into five segments
that open flat. This plant blooms from May to August. |