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Sedum bulbiferum
sets bulbils with 2-3 pairs of small leaves in
its axils, which makes new vegetative growths fall off on the
ground, which characterizes this species. This perennial herb,
growing 6-20cm tall, inhabits roadsides and grasslands. Its stem is
creeping on the ground, while the upper part is erect or diagonally
upwards. Leaves, 1-2cm in length, are of opposite phyllotaxis at the
lower part of the plant and are oval-shaped, but the upper part is
alternate. Flowers, 0.8-1cm, are yellow, bearing no fruit. Bloom
time: May-June. |