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Eupatorium
chinense, a perennial herb growing to 1-2m in
height, occurs in grasslands or forest edges. Leaves
with short petioles are opposite, oval-like, oblong,
10-18cm long, with pointed tips, bases abruptly becoming
petioles, and glandular dots on the back surfaces.
Flower heads are arranged in corymbs, each featuring a
few tubular flowers. Involucres measure 5-6mm long, and
achene's pappuses are white. Bloom time: August-October. |