Woody flower original form:
Yunmuxiang is a tall perennial herb with a thick, cylindrical main root that has a brown outer layer. The roots are sparse and triangular-ovate or long-triangular in shape, ranging from 30 to 100 cm in length and 15 to 30 cm in width. The base extends into irregularly divided wings. The leaf margins are wavy or shallowly serrated, with sparse short thorns. The upper surface of the leaves is dark green with short hairs, while the underside is light greenish-brown, also covered with short hairs, especially along the veins. The petiole is 1.5 to 2 times the length of the leaf blade.
The flowering stems can grow up to 200 cm tall, with fine ribs and a pubescent surface. The leaves on the stems are 10–30 cm long, with short stalks or no stalks at all. The flowers are arranged singly at the top or in clusters, with short or absent pedicels. The total number of sepals is around 10 layers, each triangular-lanceolate, 9–25 mm long, with the outermost ones being the shortest and ending in a long acute tip. They are sparsely hairy. All flowers are tubular, dark purple, with a tube length of about 1.5 cm and five lobes, each 6 mm long. There are five stamens inserted below the lobes, with sessile anthers covered in hard hair. The achenes are linear, 6 mm long, with a yellow erect feather crown at the top, about 1.5 cm in length. The fruiting period occurs from August to October, and the flowering season is between July and September.
Woody flowers typically grow in high mountain regions. They are native to India and are cultivated in Yunnan, Guangxi, and Sichuan provinces in China.
Yuexi Muxiang is another type of perennial herb with strong, thick roots. The stem is about 7 cm tall. The stem leaves are obovate or oblong-lanceolate, measuring 13–30 cm in length and 5–12 cm in width. They are either undivided or rarely irregularly divided, with a blunt tip and a gradually narrowed base. The petiole is 4–10 cm long and 1 cm wide. The leaf margins have rib-like serrations, with membranous, oblong pubescent hairs and sparse glandular spots underneath. The leaves are subglabrous, with smooth surfaces along the veins and margins.
Most of the flower heads are around 8 in number. Each head is ovate-ovate, about 25–30 mm in size, slightly longer than the bracts. The corolla is approximately 26 mm long, with a very narrow tube and lobes that are twice as short as the crown. The outer whorl contains glands. The anthers are blue, about 8 mm long, and the stigma apex has a small, branching structure, 3–4 mm long. The crests consist of nearly three layers, all erect and yellow-stained. The unripe achenes are smooth with ridges.
This variety grows in grasslands at the edge of hillside forests. It is mainly found in western Sichuan.
Chuan Muxiang is a perennial herb with thick, straight roots. The stem is extremely short. The leaves are ovate or oblong-lanceolate, shallowly lobed, and densely covered with short hairs and arachnid-like filaments. The glandular hairs are sparse. The locules are sessile or toothed.
The plant produces 6–8 flower heads, located at the top of the branches. The total inflorescence is campanulate, with four-sepaled, lanceolate bracts that are green with purple tints. All flowers are tubular, dark purple, with a corolla about 30 mm long and a tube length of approximately 20 mm. The crown hairs are brownish yellow, with the outer layer wrinkled. The achenes are quadrangular and sparsely villous. Flowering occurs during summer and autumn.
It thrives in grasslands on hillsides and is distributed in western Sichuan and Tibet.
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