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