The common sugargrain is the most abundant out of the two existing subspecies.

Etymology

From English sugar + grain.

Morphology

The common sugargrain is white-flowered. The sugargrain reaches up to 90 centimeters in height. Its small, waxy green, oval shaped leaves surround the sparse, singular flowers that reach up to half a centimeter.

Physiology

Not specified.

Behavior

Life Cycle

The shrub germinates in early spring and germinates for around 3 months, reaching maturity in early summer. The sugargrain live up to 3 years. Flowers consistently through mid-spring and early summer.

Ecology

The white sugargrain rely on pollinator insects.