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Pseudolysimachion ogurare is a
perennial herb inhabiting cliff rocks in valleys, rooting deep in
narrow clefts, in mountainous regions in the east-to-middle-section
of Shimane Pref. Stems are cylindrical, erect or diagonally upward,
and approximately 50cm in height. Leaves, opposite in lower parts
and partly alternate in upper portions, are linear to linear oblong-lanceolate,
the tips pointed, and the bases taper toward petioles. Branch tops
bear 5-10cm long racemes with many blue-purple flowers; the racemes
bend diagonally upwards at approximately halfway. The flowers are
cleft in four. The stamens, which are two in number, are prominent.
Bloom time: August-September. |
Wild plants in and around Shimane
島根とその周辺の野生植物
