Morphological characteristics
Honeysuckle is a semi-evergreen evergreen and shrub of stolons. Branchlets are slender, hollow, and brown to tan. The ovate leaves are opposite and the branches and leaves are densely pilose and glandular. Summer flowering, sepals leaf-shaped, lip-shaped flowers with light fragrance, outside with pilose and glandular hairs, stamens and styles extend out of the corolla, flower pairs born in the leafhopper, the color is white, gradient yellow, yellow and white, Spherical berry, black when cooked.
The young branches of honeysuckle are red-brown, densely yellow-brown, hard and straight hairs, glandular hairs and pubescent hairs, and the lower part often glabrous. Leaf papery, ovate to oblong-ovate, sometimes ovate-lanceolate, sparsely ovate or obovate, rarely 1- to blunt [2], 3--5 cm long, apically or acuminate Sharp, blunt, round or slightly concave, base rounded or near-hearted, marginate hairy, dark green above, pale green below, upper leaves of branchlets usually densely shortly shaggy on both surfaces, lower leaves often smooth and glabrous And the following is somewhat grayish gray; petiole length 4 to 8 mm, densely pubescent.
The total pedicels are usually solitary on the upper part of the leaflets, with a petiole as long as or slightly shorter, the lower ones as long as 2 to 4 cm, densely covered with glandular hairs after inclusion, bracts large, leaflike, ovate to Oval-shaped, as long as 2 to 3 cm, both surfaces pubescent or sometimes subglabrous; small bracts rounded or truncated, about 1 mm long, 1/2 to 4/5 of calyx tube, Short hairs and glandular hairs; calyx tube ca. 2 mm, glabrous, calyx teeth ovate-triangular or long triangular, apically pointed and long-haired, densely hairy outside and margins; corolla white, sometimes base sundivided Red, later yellow, long (2 ~) 3 ~ 4.5 (~ 6) cm, lip-shaped, tube slightly longer than labial, rarely nearly equal, outer ones ± ± introverted or semi-developed ± hairs and long glands Hair, upper lip lobes blunt, lower lip bands and recurved; stamens and styles are higher than the corolla.
The buds are stick-like, coarse and thin. Yellow-white or pale green, densely pubescent outside. Calyx small, yellowish green, apex 5-lobed, hairy at margin of lobes. Open flowers tubular, apex 2-limbed, stamens 5, attached to tube wall, yellow, pistil 1, ovary glabrous. Gas fragrance, tasteless, bitter. Buds are not open, yellow or white or green and white, non-branch impurities are preferred.
The fruit is round, 6 to 7 mm in diameter, ripe and blue-black, shiny; seeds oval or elliptical, brown, about 3 mm long, with 1 raised ridge in the middle, and shallow transverse ribs on both sides. Flowering from April to June (fall often flowers), fruit ripening period from October to November.
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