| Sagina japonica is an
annual or biennial herb of 2-20cm in height, often seen in yards or
roadsides, and stems are with glandular hairs on the upper parts.
Leaves are thick,0.5-2cm in length, in a linear shape, with tips
pointed. Axils singly set small, about 4mm across, flowers. Petals,
5 in number, are white, but some occasionally lack because of
degeneration. Bloom time: April-August. |
