Asarum dimidiatum is a perennial herb found in forests in
mountainous regions. Leaves, measuring 4-6cm in length, are in the
shape of a concentric form. Short white hairs are observable along
veins on either side of the leaves. Calyx tubes are obovate-spherical,
approximately 2cm in diameter; lobes diagonally open triangular-ovately.
Stamens are 6 in number, and styles are 3. Bloom time: April-May. |