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Pedicularis resupinata ssp. oppositifolia is
a perennial herb inhabiting grasslands in mountainous regions, with
stems growing to 30-60cm in height, nearly without branching. Leaves
with 5-10mm long petioles are opposite at the lower parts and
alternate at the upper parts, 4-9cm long, 1-2cm wide, oblong-ovate,
with precisely shaped double-serrates on margins. Flowers set
themselves on the upper parts facing sideways. Corollas are
red-purple, 2cm long, and are divided into two lips; the upper ones
become pointed in a beak-like way, and the lower ones spread
sideways and shallowly cut into three. Bloom time: August-September. |
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