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Calystegia hederacea
is a perennial vine commonly found in grasslands or on roadsides,
propagating itself by extending its white underground stems, which
allow the vine to grow and wind itself around other objects. The
alternate leaves are hastate, 3-7cm long, with the basal parts
overhanging sideways, resembling a pair of ears. Flowers singly come
on a 2-5cm stalk, born on a leaf axil. Bloom time: June-August. |
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