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Geranium shikokianum
is a perennial herb found in the grasslands of mountainous regions,
characterized by coarse hairs on its stems and peduncles, which are
divaricate or face downward. The leaves, 5-10cm wide, are palmately
cleft into five lobes to a great extent, with hairs on both the
upper and lower surfaces. The flowers are red-purple and measure 3cm
in diameter; there are hairs at the bases of the petals and longer
ones on the sepals. Bloom time: July-September. |