Boehmeria silvestrii is a perennial plant native to Korea, Japan, and China, growing along forest edges and in streamside thickets. Its leaves grow in opposite pairs and often end in three or five sharp points, with the center point extending farthest.

Appearance

Growth form
This perennial grows about 2–3 ft (0.6–1 m) tall and may become somewhat woody at the base.
Leaves
Opposite leaves often end in three or five points, with the center point stretching furthest.
Flowers
Tiny flowers cluster along narrow spikes that grow from the leaf joints.

Where it lives

Typical habitats
  • forest edges
  • streamside thickets
Range
Native to China, Korea, and Japan.

Conservation

IUCN Red List
NENot EvaluatedNot yet assessed
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