Ranunculus ternatus stems are scattered, 5 to 20 cm high, multi-branched, soft and hairless. There are many small fleshy tuberous roots clustered together, which are oval or spindle-shaped, with a hard top like a cat's paw and a diameter of 3 to 5 mm, and the basal leaves have long stems; The leaves are varied in shape, with single leaves or 3 compound leaves, ranging from oval to kidney-shaped, 5 to 40 mm long and 4 to 25 mm wide. Leaflets 3-lobed to 3-lobed or finely divided.

Ultimate lobes obovate to linear, glabrous; The petiole is 6 to 1 1 cm long. Cauline leaves sessile, smaller leaves, divided or divided, lobes linear, 1 to 3 mm wide. Flowers solitary stem apex and branch apex, with a diameter of 65438 0.5 cm; Sepals 5 to 7, 3 to 4 mm long, sparsely pilose outside; Petals 5 to 7 or more, yellow or later white, obovate.

Growth habits and values:

Ranunculus ternatus is a neutral plant, which likes light and shade and warm and humid climate. It is born on hills, dry slopes, ridges, roadsides and wasteland with strong adaptability. The requirements for soil are not strict, it is suitable for growing in loose, moist and fertile humus loam, and it is more resistant to water and humidity.

Ranunculus ternatus is petite, colorful and adaptable. It should be planted on lawns and under sparse forests. In spring, the lawn is full of small yellow flowers, full of wild interest. It is also suitable for covering wet places such as depressions and streams.