Eupatorium

Eupatorium (scientific name:Eupatorium chinense L) is a perennial native to China. Scattered clusters from late summer to fall stretched from the scape aggregate a large number of small tubular flowers of pale-purple or white and bloom. Purple spots or short-haired stems. Leaf has a short petiole, rough, with opposite on the stem. Eupatorium boneset and yotuvahiyodrisawhiyodoli is similar. Way to distinguish them is is so hard to follow below. Boneset leaves are deeply three-lobed, but cuts in the leaves of eupatorium, yotuvahiyodri, no. For opposite leaves of eupatorium yotuvahiyodri leaves the whorls is 3-4. Whereas eupatorium grows, roadside, boneset, grows in the river.

Common name: eupatorium , scientific name:Eupatorium chinense L.(EUP thorium), also known as: hiyodrissow, sun loungers (mountain Orchid),
origin: China, leaf: oval, leaf: serrated and scattered bunch flower diameter: 15-20 cm, height: 100-200 cm, color: white, pale purple, tubular flower length: 0.5-0.6 cm, flowering time: August-October.

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