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Oenothera glazioviana,
a biennial herb introduced from Europe, grows
wild in various districts, seasides, or riversides, rising to
0.8-1.5m in height. Stems are with stiff hairs, the bases of which
swell and turn dark red. Leaves are 6-15cm long, 2-4cm wide,
ovate-like lanceolate, with tips pointed and margins having shallow,
wavy serrations. Yellow flowers, 6-8cm in diameter, singly set
themselves at the axils with four broad petals. Bloom time:
July-September. |