Showing the single result

Filtered (0)
The upper stems of marsh yellow-cress end in one or more 2-8" long racemes of flowers; racemes may also develop from leaf axils. Flowers in bloom are restricted to the tip of the raceme; cylindrical seedpods (siliques) oriented perpendicular to the stem decorate the lower regions of the raceme. Individual flowers are tiny (about 3 mm long) with four greenish-yellow oblong sepals, four yellow spatulate petals, 4-6 stamens with yellow or light brown anthers, and a stout style with a two-lobed stigma. After fertilization, 3-10 mm long, dumbbell-shaped, hairless, green siliques containing two rows of tiny seeds develop. The siliques bear the remnant of the style on one end and 1/2" long pedicels on the other.

Rorippa

Rorippa palustris

marsh yellow-cress [Blooms: Jun-Aug]