Wildflower Plants Tridax Procumber

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Tridax procumber is a wildly growing weed (herb) that we can encounter on the most dry open land on a field, such as yard homes, curbs, meadows and abandoned lands. Tidax procumber has local name ketumpang, gletangan, londotan, prepes, buffer sky, sidiwala, srunen, senteran, taroto.

The morphology of the Tridax procumber plant is as follows:

Leaves: opposite, stemmed, with lanceolatus strands to ovatus, rough jagged edges of leaves to pinnate grooves and hairy surfaces, and leaves facing each other.

Interest: is a compound interest in the terminal node, its location is terminalis (at the end). Including inflorescentia cymosa flowers (limited compound) with a dichasium type (a child of a shielding umbrella), have long and hairy stalks, 5 oval-shaped petals with white 3-4 cups (white bereblah tip), flowered discs, yellow crowns. @master-steem

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