Japanese mazus

Japanese mazus, scientific name:Mazus pumilus , is an evergreen year wild grass of the Scrophulariaceae Department of the Mazus genus native to Japan. Seen in the Japan national wetlands or path. The genus murasaxaguigoce (Purple Heron MOSS) and similar species in the grass one year without creeping branches and blooms a long time until the fall. To play seed capsule and ripens fruit is fruit to flower after a pop out. What was previously Scrophulariaceae was classified in the phrymaceae.

Generic name: Japanese mazus, scientific name:Mazus pumilus, aka: Japanese mazus, Habitat: Japan nationwide, Habitat: wetlands and path, living type: Evergreen year Kusano grass, height: 10 cm, leaf: spoon-shaped, leaf with serrated, flowering time April to November, flower diameter:0.5cm, Crown shape: cylindrical tip's lip shape, color: purple, Fruit: capsule and ripens fruit.

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