Dysosma pleiantha (Hance) Woodson

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Dysosma pleiantha (scientific name: Dysosma pleiantha), also known as one-footed lotus, octagonal plate, podophyllous mortar, mountain lotus leaf, octagonal golden plate, hexagonal lotusA bowl of water is a plant of the genus Anise in the family Ulnifloraceae.

Morphology

The star anise is a perennial herb with a single erect calamus and a height of about 30 cm, as well as a creeping underground calamus. Its shield-shaped leaves are usually two forks born at the top of the carinus, about 30 cm in diameter, split into 6 to 8 triangular lobes, and have hairy thin teeth on the edges, as well as long stalks. Its flowers hang between the armpits of two leaves in 5 to 8 pieces, about 10 cm in diameter, and are composed of 6 to 9 inverted pimp-shaped reddish-brown petals, 3 bracts, and 6 purple-red sepals with long threads. 會結橢球形的漿果。 In addition to the typical reddish-brown color, this kind of flower color also has pink flowers, white flowers and other flower varieties.

Distribution

It grows in forests at an altitude of 600-2000 meters above sea level, in the central and south-central mountains of mainland China, in the northern and central mountain areas of Taiwan, and from Central Asia to South Asia.

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