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Euonymus oxyphyllus,
a deciduous shrub growing to 1-4m in height, inhabits forests in
hilly to mountainous regions, with gray and smooth bark. Leaves are
alternately arranged; blades measure 3-10cm long and 2-5cm wide,
being oval or long-oblong, with fine, obtuse serrations on their
margins. Both surfaces are hairless. Petioles measure 3-10mm long.
Cymes come out of axils and hang down, which set 3-30 green-white or
light purple flowers; the flowers measure as large as 8mm in
diameter, and highly developed disks are in the centers of the
flowers. Sepals, petals, and stamens are 5, respectively, and 1.
Approximately 1cm across, the capsules are spherical and mature to a
red color in September and October. Bloom time: May-June |