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Eupatorium cannabinum
Hemp Agrimony
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Photographer: François Meignant
ID: 0000 0000 1107 0632 (2007-11-15)Copyright © 2007 François Meignant
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INFORMATION PROVIDED WITH THE PHOTO
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date of photo Nov 12, 2007
location
Marville, in a ditch along the road. (Lorraine, France)family
Asteraceae
plant community Edges, River banks, Ditches, humid places.notes 80-150cm high. The name Eupatorium comes from Mithridate Eupator, king of the Pont (a part of Turquey) who used it in medicine. The term 'cannabinum' was given to the plant because of its leaves that look like 'cannabis'. Eupatorium is often visited by butterflies, especially: Inachis io, Coenonympha pamphilus and Aglais urticae.camera Canon PowerShot Pro 1
photo category: Plant - annual/perennial
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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PLANT
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Hemp Agrimony, Eupatoire Chanvrine, Leverkruid, Wasserdost. (photographer)
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