Polygonatum macranthum is a perennial herb of
approximately 1m in height, inhabiting forests in mountainous
regions. 60-140cm long cylindrical stems with no ridges curve like a
bow at the upper half. Leaves are of two-row alternate
phyllotaxis,15-17cm long, in the shape of a lanceolate to
long-oblong, with entire margins and short petioles. Flowers droop
downward; single at upper parts and 2-4 in corymbs at lower
positions. The flowers are white, 2.5-3.8cm long,
funnel-bell-shaped, with green tips, and the corolla's segments
warp. Sap fruit is 0.8-1.2cm in diameter and spherical. Bloom time:
Bloom time: May-July. |