Color Atlas of Wild Flowers in China: Northern Volume

Author: Chief Editor: Dai Qian et al
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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features:
Fragment: Ranunculaceae, Anemone. Perennial herb, covered with white hairs. Basal leaves 4–5, broadly ovate, 3-pinnately divided, central lobe often petiolate. Scapes 1–2, 15–20 cm tall; flowers solitary, without petals; sepals 6, petaloid, arranged in 2 whorls, blue-purple; flowering period April–May. Distributed in Northeast, North China, and Northwest regions, growing on hills, slopes of shallow mountains, and roadside.
Ranunculaceae, Clematis. Herbaceous vine. Branches brown-purple. Opposite leaves, 2-pinnately compound or pinnately compound, with ovate to lanceolate leaflets. Conical inflorescences, terminal or axillary; sepals 4, spreading, white; flowering period July–August. Distributed in Northeast and Northwest regions, growing in mountain shrubs or sparse forests.