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Angelica pubescens
is a perennial herb found in grasslands in mountainous regions; its
stems are thick and pilose, reaching 1-2m in height, and branch at
the upper portions. Leaves are of alternate phyllotaxis; each big,
bi- to tri-pinnate compound leaflet is in the shape of a long
oblong, 5-10cm in length, and the margins are serrated. Branch tops
emerge with large compound umbels and densely set many white flowers
in them - it is as if fireworks. Bloom time: August-November. |