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