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Tylophora floribunda is a
perennial vine herb inhabiting grasslands on hills or low mountains.
Stems are slender and extend long to twine around something. Leaves
are in opposite arrangement, in triangular-ovate shape, 3-6cm long
and 1-3cm wide, with tips pointed, bases shallowly cordate, and
midribs with either hairs or hairless. Inflorescences branch well to
spread out, generally shorter than the leaves at the peduncle bases.
Dark purple flowers measure 4-5mm in diameter; corolla's lobes have
fine hairs on upper surfaces; coronas are approximately half as long
as gynostemium, erect, with bases somewhat projected. Bloom time:
August-October. |
Wild plants in and around Shimane
島根とその周辺の野生植物
