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Clematis stans, a perennial herb approximately one
meter tall, inhabits grasslands or forest edges in mountainous
regions, with the lower stems becoming woody. Leaves of a ternate
compound leaf are opposite, cleft shallowly into three oval leaflets
with long stalks and pointed tips. Many light-purple flowers bloom
downward in cymes, emerging from the stem tips or leaf axils. Bloom
time: August-September. |