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Samolus parviflorus
is a perennial herb found in various locations, including damp
sections of wetlands in coastal areas, inland provinces, and
mountain streambanks. Stems are slender and grow, bearing branches
that grow diagonally upwards, reaching heights of 10-30cm. Leaves
are simple; radical ones have long petioles, while on-stem leaves
are of alternate phyllotaxis, in the shape of an oblong or obovate,
2-6cm in length, 1-2cm in width, the tips not sharp, and the margins
are entire. Flowers, white, 10-20 in number, each 0.2-0.3cm in
diameter, bloom in racemes on the tops of the stem; Corollas are
cleft into five lobes. Bloom time: June-August. |
Wild plants in and around Shimane
島根とその周辺の野生植物
