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Artemisia vulgaris is a shrubby perennial with segmented leaves that are toothed and dark green with white, pubescent underside. The stem is dark red or sometimes purple. It can grow to nearly 2 meters in height with small yellow flowers that are 5 mm long. A number moths and butterflies feed on the leaves and flowers of A. vulgaris (Zheng et. al 2006).

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© Rebecca Dealy, Oregon State University

Source: BOT 323 Flowering Plants of the World, Oregon State University

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