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Vitex rotundifolia,
a deciduous creeping shrub inhabiting sandy soil on seashores,
crawls on the sandy ground and is erect to 30-70cm tall. The
phyllotaxis is opposite; blades with 5-10mm long petioles are 3-6cm
long, 2-4cm wide, broadly ovate or oblong, with tips sharp, bases
circular, margins circular, papery texture, both surfaces with
dense, fine hairs, and with gray-white back surfaces. Branch tips
produce erect panicles and bear many pale blue flowers within them.
Bloom time: July-September. |
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