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Eupatorium laciniatum
is a 0.5-1 m in height
perennial herb found in lowland grasslands; stems
are erect and branch at the upper parts. Leaves are
opposite, thin, deeply cleft in three, with terminal
lobes measuring 7-8mm in length and lateral lobes
measuring 4-6mm. The lobes are cleft afresh, and the
undersides are pale green with no glandular dots.
Flower heads are composed of entire tubular flowers,
as in the case of thistles. Bloom time:
September-November. |