Alpine goutweed
Develop and shake the rhizomes. The stem height is 20 to 70 cm, the stem is thin, upright and the upper part is branched. The leaves alternate, and the root leaves and the lower leaves of the stem are two to three winged leaves, with coarse serrations on the edge of the leaflets. The leaves attached to the upper part of the stem are smaller than those at the lower part, and the tip of the leaflet is elongated and elongated. The base of the petiole swells like a sheath. A small compound inflorescence is attached to the top of the stem or branched tip. There are no buds, and the flower is a white five-valve flower, and there are no total buds under the double-split inflorescences commonly found in the Apiaceae and small buds under the florets. The fruit is egg-shaped and hairless, and there is no oil tube commonly found in the Apiaceae family.