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Artemisia filifolia
Sand sage
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Latin Name: Artemisia filifolia
Common Name: Sand sage
Family: Compositae(Click to Search)
Author: Torr.
Known Hazards: Although no reports of toxicity have been seen for this species, skin contact with some members of this genus can cause dermatitis or other allergic reactions in some people[222].
Habitat: Sandy soils[164] in deserts[216] and dry plains[235].
Mature Height: 1.2
Habit: Shrub
Flowers and Foliage:
- This plant variety is deciduous, ie it looses its leaves each year.
- The flowers are classified as hermaphrodite.
- Wind are responsible for pollinating this variety.
- There have been no direct recordings of this plant providing food, shelter etc for native wildlife.
- The following areas are considered to be this plants natural range: Central and Southern N. America - Nebraska to Utah, Wyoming, Texas and Mexico..
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