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What is the shape of Uncaria rhynchophylla?
Wood vines.

Branchlets are quadrangular, glabrous, and vegetative lateral branches are usually deformed into hooks in pairs. The leaves are opposite, papery or membranous, ovoid or ovoid-oblong, ovoid, oval-oblong, 5 ~12cm long and 3 ~ 7cm wide, with a tapered tip, a wedge-shaped base, a bright ventral surface, a powdery white back and tufted hairs in the axils of leaves. 6 ~ 7 pairs of lateral veins; Petiole length 8 ~ 12 mm; Stipules narrowly triangular, entire, 6 ~ 12 mm long, 2-parted, lobes narrowly triangular to triangular lanceolate.

The head is a simple axillary or terminal raceme with a diameter of 2 ~ 2 and 5 cm; The total pedicel is slender, 2 ~ 5 cm long, with several bracts in the middle; Flowers yellow, 5-numbered, nearly pedicellate; Calyx is about 2mm long, covered by small coarse hairs, and calyx lobes are less than1mm; The corolla is saucer-shaped, 6 ~ 7 mm long, and only the corolla lobes are powdery. Capsule is inverted cone, 6 ~10 mm long, 6 ~ 5 mm in diameter, sparsely pilose and nearly sessile. The flowering period is June to July, and the fruiting period is 10- 1 1.