Lotus Corniculatus At Kaas Plateau, Satara, Maharashtra Royalty-Free Stock Image

Lotus corniculatus var. japonicus, a perennial herb, occurs on roadsides, grasslands, or seashores stems crawl on the ground and expand and grow to 15-35cm in height. In an obovate-like oblong, the leaves are 0.6-1.3cm long and 3-8mm wide. Peduncles emerge from axils and set one to three 1-1.5cm-in-length yellow, vivid flowers. Two carinae coalescent to become tubular so that pollen may accumulate in them. Bloom time: April-October.