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Aster macrophyllus, Linn. Fig. 418. Perennial about 2½ ft. tall with reddish angular st.: Lvs. cordate and petioled below, on the upper part of st. sessile and acute: rays about 16, violet-lavender, the involucrate bracts prominently green-tipped. E. N. Amer. G.F. 4: 89 (adapted in Fig. 418).—Suitable for dry shady places. | Aster macrophyllus, Linn. Fig. 418. Perennial about 2½ ft. tall with reddish angular st.: Lvs. cordate and petioled below, on the upper part of st. sessile and acute: rays about 16, violet-lavender, the involucrate bracts prominently green-tipped. E. N. Amer. G.F. 4: 89 (adapted in Fig. 418).—Suitable for dry shady places. | ||
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Aster macrophyllus, Linn. Fig. 418. Perennial about 2½ ft. tall with reddish angular st.: Lvs. cordate and petioled below, on the upper part of st. sessile and acute: rays about 16, violet-lavender, the involucrate bracts prominently green-tipped. E. N. Amer. G.F. 4: 89 (adapted in Fig. 418).—Suitable for dry shady places.
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