Eupatorium cannabinum
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Growing form
Perennial herb.
Size
40–150 cm high.
Stem
The stem is simple – branched in the upper part, maroon and dense-pubescent at least at the summit.
Leaf
The leaves are opposite and short-petiolate. The lamina is palmatipartite with 3–5 lobes – digitate. The lobes or leaflets are lanceolate and coarsely serrate.
Flower
The capitulescence is paniculiform. A capitulum is about 7 mm long. The phyllaries are rounded, hyaline at the margin, red and arranged in two rows. The ray-florets are absent. The 5–6 disc-florets are tubular and reddish.
Fruit and seed
The fruit is a pentagonal, gray-brown – black achene that is about 3 mm long. The pappus is villous.
Observations in Finland
The map represents observations of this taxon, but it may not be used as a distribution map.
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Observations
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Species card
Checklist
MR.1
Scientific name
Eupatorium cannabinum
Author
L.
Vernacular names
- rantapunalatva (Finnish)
- hampflockel (Swedish)
Colloquial name
- punalatva (Finnish)
Identifier
http://tun.fi/MX.39725
Taxon rank
species
Occurrence in Finland
Collected from Finland
Status in Finland
- 1 - spreading in the wild; to a small degree of cultivated origin
- AOV - spontaneous, old, resident
Regulatory Status
Vascular plants – SUMI Project 2022 ? Regionally Threatened 2020 - 1b Hemiboreal, Oak zone ? Regionally Threatened 2020 - 2a Southern boreal, Southwestern Finland and Southern Ostrobothnia ?
Finnish Regional Red List Category
- 2019 LC – Least Concern
- 2010 LC – Least Concern
- 2000 LC – Least Concern
Expert
- Arto Kurtto
DNA barcode sequences
Informal groups
- Vascular plants
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