Eupatorium
laciniatum is a 0.5-1m-in-height perennial herb
found in lowland grasslands; stems are erect and
branch at the upper parts. Leaves are opposite,
feeling thin, deeply cleft in three, with terminal
lobes of 7-8mm in length, and the side ones 4-6mm,
the lobes clef in afresh, and backsides 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. |