Tylophora aristolochioides is
a perennial vine found in hill or mountain forests. Stems are
slender and extend long, with few hairs. Nearly hairless leaves with
1-3cm long petioles are of opposite phyllotaxis, in the shape of a
triangular, long lanceolate, with tips longly pointed and bases
cordate. Inflorescences from axils have dark purple flowers;
corollas 4-6mm in diameter deeply cut themselves into five, with
white floccus on the lobes. Bloom time: June-September. |