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Fallopia multiflora
is a perennial, climbing herb that commonly inhabits roadsides,
vacant lots, and forest edges. It is an indigenous species to China,
having been introduced to Japan hundreds of years ago. Leaves are
oval-shaped with heart-shaped bases, 3-7.5cm long, and the tips
taper off; the petioles have joints from which leaves tend to fall.
Inflorescences are conical, with both male and female flowers
mingling in each of them. Bloom time: August-October. |
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