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Glehnia littoralis
is a perennial herb that inhabits sandy soil on seashores; its roots
are thick and long, tingeing yellow. White soft hairs are densely
present on the upper parts of stems and inflorescences. Leaves are
of mono- to biternate compound leaf, dense and glossy; the leaflets
are 1.5-6cm-long obovate-oblong, with irregular margins. Compound
umbels emerge from the stem tips, densely set with many white
flowers. Bloom time: June-July. |