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Vicia venosa ssp. cuspidata
var. cuspidata is a perennial herb inhabiting the sides of
mountain streams, and stems are erect with some odd- or even-paripinnate
leaves on them, each consisting of 4-7 pairs of leaflets, which
measure 3-8cm in length, 1-3cm in width, oppositely. The leaf lobes
are lanceolate and sharply pointed. With this species, tendrils do
not develop. Flower stalks appear from leaf axils and set racemes on
them in which red-purple to blue-purple flowers bloom, approximately
1.4mm long, butterfly-shaped. Bloom time: June-August. |