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Phyllanthus matsumurae is
an annual, 10-30cm in height, inhabiting fields or roadsides. Stems
somewhat obliquely decline, and leaves attach to the stems and ramus
traverses. The leaves are 0.8-1.2cm long, long-oblong to lanceolate.
Axils generate a mixture of 2-4 male and female flowers; the male
flowers have 4-5 perianth lobes and 4-5 secretory portions, and the
female flowers' perianth lobes are 6. Females' styles are
categorized into three, and the lobes are shallowly divided into
two. Bloom time: August-October. |
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