Aruncus dioicus in Valley of Flowers
Aruncus dioicus is a perennial herb growing up to 0.8 � 1.21 m high having wood at the base. It has pinnately compound, alternate leaves on thin stems. It can be found in moist woodland and often at higher altitudes.
English Name |
Buck’s-beard, goat’s beard or bride’s feathers |
Local Name |
NOT AVAILABLE |
Family |
ROSACEAE |
Flowering time |
July to August |
Habitat |
It is frequently found on grassy slopes and on the wayside of valley too. |
Uses |
Roots are employed in Bee stings, diarrhoea, internal bleeding, fever gonorrhoea and rheumatism |
Location in the Valley of flowers |
Can be found on the waysides of Valley. |
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