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Aster semiamplexicaulis,
a 0.5-1 m in height perennial, grows in sunny
parts of hilly districts. Leaves measure 6-12cm long and 1.5-3cm
wide, with dense short hairs on top and bottom surfaces, sparse
serrations on the margins, and the basal parts embracing the stems.
Flower heads are approximately 2cm in diameter with 1.1-1.2cm long
white, and involucres are 0.5cm long and bell-shaped; achene's
pappus measures 0.4cm long, and the ligulate flowers are white. Bloom
time: September-November. |