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Clematis stans, an
approximately one meter in height perennial, inhabits grasslands or
forest edges in mountain regions, the lower part of the stems
becoming woody. Leaves are opposite; either one is a ternate
compound, cleft shallowly in three oval leaflets, with a long stalk,
the tips pointed. Many light purple flowers bloom downwards in
cymose emerging from the stem tops or leaf axils. Bloom tie:
August-September. |
