About Collinsia childii Parry ex A.Gray
Species Nomenclature
Collinsia childii Parry ex A.Gray is an annual herb.
Stem Characteristics
It grows an erect, branching stem that reaches up to roughly 35 centimeters in height, and the stem is covered in glandular hairs.
Leaf Morphology
Its leaves are oblong and flat, and may sometimes have slightly toothed edges.
Inflorescence Structure
The inflorescence is covered in hairy glands, and it holds flowers on erect pedicels; several flowers emerge from the leaf axils at interrupted nodes.
Flower Features
Each flower has two upper lobes and three lower lobes, is pale lavender in color, and measures less than one centimeter in length.
