Family: Rubiaceae
Synonym: Borreria pusilla (Wall.) F.Dietr.
Vernacular name:
Habit: Herb
Habitat: Grasslands
and moist deciduous forests, also in the plains
Distribution: Tropical Asia and China
Flowering and Fruiting: November-December
Key identification features: It
is an annual herb with glabrous stems, lanceolate leaves, and cupular stipules.
Its pinkish-white flowers cluster densely in axillary clusters with filiform
bracteoles. The calyx lobes are subulate, and the corolla has narrow infundibular
tubes. Filaments are slender, and the style is 2-lobed. The ellipsoidal capsule
contains oblong seeds .
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