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Eriocaulon sieboldtianum
is an annual that occurs in paddies or wetlands. Leaves measure
3-8cm long, 1-2mm wide, and linear in shape. Flower stalks grow to
4-15cm tall, with tips of single gray-white to pale gray-brown head
flowers. The flower heads are about 4mm in width, egg-like
spherical, and have gray-white involucral bracts that are shorter
than them. The male flower's anthers are white, and the female's
sepals are two in number. Petals do not exist. Bloom time:
August-September. |