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Plant Detail
Botanical Name
Blumea axillaris - (Lam.) DC.
Family
Asteraceae
Common Name
Pink Flowered blumea
Habit
Herb
Synonym
Blumea mollis (D. Don) Merr.
Habitat
Waste places
Color Of Flower
Purple
Key Characters
Erect herbs, heads in compact or lax racemes, leaves not lobed; flowers purple.
Systematic Position
Division :
Dicotyledonae
 
Class :
Gamopetalae
 
Series :
Inferae
 
Order :
Asterales
Plant Description

Erect, annual-biennial, strongly aromatic herb; stem covered with soft, silky, glandular hair or wool, branched at the top; leaves ovate-oblanceolate, obtuse or acute, coarsely dentate, tapering into densely villous, hairy, short, glandular petiole; heads light purple, short, glandular-pubescent, crowded at the top of branches, in long, axillary or terminal panicles; involucral bracts 2-3-seriate, narrow, acuminate, receptacle glabrous; outer bracts linear, acute, glandular hairy outside, inner bracts longer than outer, linear with scarious margins; corolla of disk florets 5-lobed, papilose hairy; achenes terete or 4-5 angled, not ribbed, hairy; pappus hairs long, white.

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