Dahurica dahurica belongs to the umbelliferae family, also known as the Sichuan dahurica. Common varieties of Angelica dahurica and Angelica dahurica. Angelica dahurica is mainly distributed in China's northeastern and northern China, the main producing areas of southeastern Qinghai, southern Gansu and northern Sichuan.

Dahurica look

Dahurica root conical, mostly unbranched, yellow-brown, green or slightly purple, with longitudinal ribs. The leaves of Angelica dahurica are basal, pinnately divided, elliptic to triangular. The flowers bloom in compound umbels with white or yellowish-white petals, long elliptic, tapering at the tip, and oblong fruits.

Dahurica dahurica leaf morphology characteristics:

Dahurica dahurica petiole long, petiole lower leaf sheaths, tubular stalk margins are membranous. Stem leaves upper pinnately divided, petiole about 15cm long, rare, often purple.

Describe Angelica dahurica sentence

This land is spread between indigo-colored mountains and high and low trees. A patch of Angelica dahurica seedlings rippled with layers of green waves in the wind. The one-foot-tall seedlings look a bit like celery, with chopstick-thick stems holding up toothy green leaves on the sides, happily swaying to the wind and the sun. My mother squatted by the dahurica and looked at the green seedlings with fascination. This was her third spring in Carp Village. Mother first never imagined that her familiar hands of pliers and wrenches would become the hands of Fu Bai Zhi in Carp Village.

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