Euphrasia lasianthera

Perennial herb or subshrub, 10–35 cm high; branches erect, ascending or decumbent, arising from ground-level, unbranched above; glandular hairs moderately dense to dense on branches, leaves, bracts and calyx teeth. Upper leaves with 1–7 pairs of teeth, base truncate to rounded-cuneate, with margins somewhat amplexicaul. Calyx 5.5–9 mm long; corolla 10–15 mm long along upper side, white to pale lilac to deep pink, with yellow blotch absent from lower lip, but two prominent yellow patches in open mouth at base of anterior filaments, and 3–5 usually conspicuous red-purple longitudinal striations on each lobe; anthers 1.9–2.7 mm long, the area about the connectives densely eglandular hairy. Capsule 7.5–13 mm long, with setae restricted or extensive around apex. Flowers Nov.–Feb.