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Lobelia sessifolia
is a glabrous, perennial herb that inhabits
wetlands in fields and mountains. Its cylindrical and hollow stems
grow to 0.5-1m in height and emerge with no branches. Leaves, which
are sessile, lanceolate, and alternately arranged, measure 4-7cm
long, with sharp tips and finely serrated margins. Flowers, dark
purple, approximately 3 cm in length, bloom in racemes borne on the
stem tops. Bloom time: August-September. |
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