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Persicaria hydropiper (formerly known as Polygonum
hydropiper; Polygonaceae) 3:590
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| Persicaria
hydropiper (green waterpepper) is a common herb of
damp places. It appears to be native, although more work may
discredit this. It is an erect or ascending herb 50-120cm
tall with more or less hairless stems. The leaves are ovate,
5-12cm long by 10-25mm wide with hairy veins and margins.
The inflorescence is slender, lax 3-9cm long by 3-5mm wide. |
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University of Tasmania