Peucedanum multivittatum

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Peucedanum multivittatum (scientific name: Peucedanum multivittatum) is an evergreen perennial herb native to grassland Japan s in the family Peucedanum (scientific name: Peucedanum multivittatum). It grows wild in alpine meadows from Hokkaido to the northern part of the Chubu region. The stem is medium-stemmed and erect. The leaves are 1-2 pinnate compound leaves, broadly ovate-lobed, and the leaf margins are coarsely serrate. In summer, it produces many small white flowers in a double vine-like inflorescence.

Common name: Peucedanum multivittatum, scientific name: Peucedanum multivittatum, aka: white mountain anterior, taxonomic name: plant kingdom angiosperm true dicot plant Phytophyllum prohu, origin: Japan, habitat: Hokkaido~-central northern part of Japan, habitat: alpine meadow, life form: evergreen perennial herb, stem: hollow and erect, leaf shape: 1 or 2 pinnate compound leaves, lobes: broadly ovate, leaf margin: coarse serrate, leaf margin: coarse serrate; Decors: White; Flower diameter: 0.2-0.3 cm, flowering period: July-September, inflorescence form: double scattered inflorescence.

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