closed look the argyranthemum frutescens flower

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Closed up look of the Argyranthemum frutescens flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closed up look of the Argyranthemum frutescens flower

Argyranthhemum frutescens is a perennial evergreen sub shrub or shrub of Asteraceae Argyranthhemum. The height of Artemisia argyi can reach 1 meter, and most of its branches are woody. The leaves are broadly ovate, elliptical, or elongated elliptical in shape, with bipinnate division, one deep division, or almost complete division. The lateral lobes are linear or lanceolate, with no hairs on both sides and narrow wings. The flowers are in the form of head shaped inflorescences or umbrella shaped inflorescences, with the head shaped inflorescences being the majority and the umbrella shaped inflorescences arranged irregularly at the ends of the branches, with long flower stalks. The fruit is a thin fruit with coronal hairs. The flowering and fruiting period is from February to October.