Moehringia lateriflora is a perennial 5-20cm in
grasslands or roadsides in mountainous regions. Its stems have hairs
facing downward and branches at the upper portions. Leaves are
opposite phyllotaxis, oblong to long-oblong, 1-2cm long; three veins
are prominent on them, and fine hairs exist on both surfaces—the top
and bottom. Flowers are white, 5-petaled, and 1cm in diameter. Bloom
time: June-August. |