Excuse me, what are the plants in the garden? It has a long rhizome, a small white Mao Mao on the stem, long leaves and several buds on the head.

The picture shows Myriactis wightii, a compositae plant.

Annual herb, 20-90 cm tall, with many lateral roots. The stem is erect, with a base diameter of 6 mm, generally branched from the upper part, with few branches at the base or unbranched whole plant, and nearly withered. Branches are obliquely ascending or abduction. All the stems and branches are white, dense or sparse, long or pubescent, or the middle and lower parts are almost hairless and smooth. Leaves alternate, usually axillary branches or leaf clusters. The middle stems and leaves are broadly ovoid, ovoid or oblong, 5-8 cm long and 3-6 cm wide. The sand is pinnate near the big head, while the lobes at the top are the same as those of the non-lobed leaves. From the middle to the lower blade, the blade gradually becomes larger and the upper blade gradually becomes smaller. Sometimes the leaves of plants are relatively small, and the middle leaves are only 2 cm long and 1.5 cm wide. The whole leaves are long or pubescent on both sides, densely hairy along the veins, or soft only along the veins, and the rest are glabrous; The lower part extends into narrow wings along the petiole, the base is enlarged or expanded to stick to the stem, the edge has deep serrations or fine serrations or serrated serrations, and the leaves or lateral lobes in the lower part of the inflorescence are toothless or often toothless. A few or many heads are scattered corymbose or corymbose panicles arranged at the top of stems and branches, with long pedicels, 5 cm long, or arranged in sparse racemes, with a few heads (usually 3) and short pedicels. The diameter of the head is 1.2 cm, which is hemispherical; The involucral bracts are several, 2-layered, subequal, 4 mm long, long and narrow, round, glabrous, usually apical. Like tears. The female flower with outer tongue is about 2 layers, the tongue is linear, and the top is 2-lobed. The central bisexual flower is tubular, with bell-shaped eaves and 5 teeth at the top. Achene squashed, 2.5 mm long, oblanceolate, with veins at the edge, a short beak at the top and mucus secretion at the top of the beak.

The appearance is slightly different from that of the wild, which should be caused by artificial cultivation.