Eupatorium megalophyllum |
“Eupatorium megalophyllum” is strongly related to:
N. E. Brown Charles Antoine Lemaire Eupatorium Propagation Eupatorieae Frost Malvales Vein Evergreen Spring (season) Asteraceae Shrub Magnoliopsida Flowering plant Mexico Plant
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