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Galinsoga
ciliata: An originating-in-tropical-America annual found
first in Tokyo in the 1910s and 1920s, and has spread in various
districts since then. The stems repeatedly bifurcate at intervals
and grow to a height of 15-60cm. In an oval to oval-lanceolate
shape, the leaves are opposite, with shallow, wavy margins. The
upper part's branch tips bear a small, 5mm-diameter flower head with
five white, ligulate flowers and numerous yellow, tubular flowers
inside. Involucres are hemispherical, and the involucral bracts and
peduncles have glandular hairs. Bloom time: June-November. |