Operculina ventricosa differs from O. turpethum in having its stems terete (rather than short-pilose and often glabrate), its peduncles w...Read Moreith more numerous flowers (sometimes as many as 7 rather than 1-3), and its corollas, capsules, and seeds somewhat larger (Smith, 1991).
Operculina ventricosa differs from O. turpethum in having its stems terete (rather than short-pilose and often glabrate), its peduncles w...Read More