Streptoglossa decurrens
Description
Description
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*Streptoglossa decurrens*  is a shrub growing to  high. The leaves and branches are strongly fragrant, sticky and covered with soft, weak, thin hairs to long, soft, straight hairs and thickly glandular. The stems are upright leafy, older branches maybe leafless. The leaves are decurrent, elliptic, oblong or rarely oblong\-lance shaped, leaves of main branches and stems  long,  wide, margins smooth or toothed. The capitula are usually in a [corymb](/wiki/Corymb "Corymb") cluster on lateral branches of 45\-80 florets and the [involucre](/wiki/Involucre_%28botany%29 "Involucre (botany)")  long. The pink\-purple or red\-purple [corolla](/wiki/Corolla_%28botany%29 "Corolla (botany)") has 5 lobes,  long, smooth and usually not glandular. Flowering occurs from July to November and the fruit is dry, one\-seeded,  long, silky with flattened hairs.


Are the leaves and branches of Streptoglossa decurrens fragrant?