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Eupatorium laciniatum is a 0.5-1m-in-height
annual herb found in lowland grasslands; the stems
are erect and branch at the upper parts. Leaves are
opposite, each feeling thin texture, cleft in three
- the top lobes 7-8mm in length, and the side lobes
4-6mm, each lobe again cut in. Flower heads are
composed of entire tubular flowers, as with the case
of thistles. |
