Lycopus asper (lat.) Is a species of flowering plants of the genus Zyuznik ( Lycopus ) of the family Luminous ( Lamiaceae ).
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| The kingdom : | Green plants |
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Lycopus asper greene |
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Perennial herb with thick knotty rhizome . Forms upright, rounded stalks in cross section up to 80 cm (sometimes up to 1 m) tall. On it are a pair of toothed leaves and heads of flowers in their sinuses . The flowers are white, several mm long.
The species is common to most of North America , where it grows mainly in humid places, such as soils near lakes .
- Lycopus maritimus greene
- Lycopus obtusifolius Benth.
- Phytosalpinx aspera ( Greene ) Lunell [2]
- β About the conditionality of specifying the class of dicotyledons as a higher taxon for the group of plants described in this article, see the section βAPG Systemsβ of the article βDicotyledonsβ .
- β Lycopus asper (Eng.) : Information on the name of the taxon on The Plant List website (version 1.1, 2013) . (Checked January 11, 2013)