Serrate nanocnide
The stem is 10 to 30 cm high, flexible, bundled and somewhat hairy. Breed out with stems. The leaves are alternating, rhombus-shaped oval, 1 to 3 cm long, 1 to 3 cm wide, rounded at the tip, with several pairs of blunt foliage at the edges and a base cut. The petiole is a little longer than the blade or the same length. The leaves are small oval and 1 to 2 mm long. Put the flower pattern from the side of the upper leaf and apply the male flower. There are 5 male flower cover pieces, 5 stamens, and the yarns that are bent inward stretch one after another, breaking the buds and scattering pollen. A female flower is put on the base of the upper leaf. There are 4 female flower strips, needle-shaped, light red, and the outer one has a keel on the back. The fruit is wrapped in a flower coat with follicles, approximately 1 mm in length and the same length as the persimmon, with a broad egg-shaped lens with fine dots.