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Kirengeshoma palmata
is a perennial plant found in deep,
mountainous forests. It grows 0.8-1m in height and has leaves of
opposite phyllotaxis, arranged in a palmately cleft, concentric
shape, measuring 10-20cm in both length and width. The lobes are
triangular and feature serrations along their margins. The stem tops
bear panicles with yellow flowers at the tips of peduncles about 4cm
long. The flowers are 5-petaled, bell-shaped: the petals arrange
themselves spirally, and the ends are somewhat sharp. Bloom time:
July-September. |