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Atriplex subcordata
is an annual herb found in sandy soil on seashores, growing to
40-60cm in height. Leaves attach in an alternate arrangement, 3-8cm
long, 2-4cm wide, in the shape of a triangular ovate to lanceolate,
with coarse notches on the margins. After the flower, the female
flower's bracts grow to 0.6-1cm long. Bloom time: August-November. |
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