Myriophyllum Verticillatum L. Stock Photo

The perennial thick submerged herbaceous herbaceous of the genus Lolium. Rhizomes are developed, spreading in the mud, and rooted in the nodes. Stem cylindrical, branched. Leaves of water alternate, lanceolate, stronger, bright green, lobes wider. In autumn, winter shoots are produced in the leaf axils and winter. Bracts pinnately labyrinth. Flowers monoecious, monoecious or heterozygous, solitary on water, Yene, sessile, shorter than leaves. Female flowers are born on the lower part of water stem: Ye Yezhong: yellowish, filaments filaments, after flowering, outside the corolla. The fruit is broadly ovate, with 4 shallow grooves, with remnant sepals and styles at the apex.