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Mosla punctulata is a 20-60cm tall annual herb with fine hairs,
commonly found growing on roadsides. Leaves are opposite, 2-4cm long
and 1-2.5cm wide, in an oval-like, lanceolate, or oblong shape, with
serrations on the margins. Stem tips emerge in racemes in which many
small light red-purple labiate flowers set themselves; corollas are
3-4mm long and calyxes 2-3mm long, with sharply pointed tips on the
upper lip's lobes. After the flowers, the calyces grow to
approximately 4mm in length. Bloom time: September-October. |
