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Asperula oblanceolata (Rubiaceae)
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Asperula
oblanceolata is a hairless or nearly hairless plant
with stems about 30cm long, starting flat to the ground and
turning up at the ends.The leaves are in whorls of 4 - 8 but
mostly 6, with recurved or revolute margins.
The white flowers occur in cymes of 1-5, at the tips of the
stems or in the leaf axils. They are 1.5 to 3.5 mm long with
the tube shorter than the lobes.
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University of Tasmania
