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1. Leaves

2. Flowers

3. Fruit

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Leaves: Herbaceous, papery or thin papery, ovate or broadly elliptical, apex acute or blunt, with sparse teeth and petiole. Flower: The spike is thin and cylindrical, with a white corolla. The anthers are lavender at first and then turn to light brown. Fruit: The capsule is nearly spherical or ovoid, splitting slightly lower in the middle.

1. Leaves

1. Leaves

The basal leaves of Plantago planta are rosette-shaped, upright, lying or spreading obliquely. The leaves are herbaceous, papery or thinly papery, broadly ovate or broadly elliptical, with an acute or blunt apex. The leaf margin has sparse irregular teeth or is nearly entire, and both sides have sparse pubescence or are nearly absent. Hairy, with long petioles.

2. Flowers

Cart The front is a spike, which is thin and cylindrical, and the bracts are broadly ovate and triangular, hairless. The keel is relatively broad and thick, sessile, the anterior pair of sepals are elliptical to broadly elliptical, and the posterior pair are broadly elliptical to nearly round. The corolla is white, the lobes are lanceolate to narrowly ovate, and the anthers are elliptical. They are lavender or rarely white at the beginning, and will turn light brown when dry. The flowering period is from June to August.

3. Fruit

Cart The anterior capsule is nearly spherical or ovoid. About 2-3 mm long, split slightly lower in the middle. The seeds are oval or egg-shaped, yellowish brown. The fruiting period is from July to September.

2. Flowers

3. Fruit

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