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    Black cohosh facts

    Black cohosh is a herbaceous perennial plant which has serrated and pinnate leaves with the three lobed leaflets. It can grow up to 3-8 ft. tall which depends on the growing conditions. The small white flowers are grown in the long stalks. These flowers turn into seed pods that dry out in early fall and late summer. The horizontal roots and rhizomes are black.

    Name Black Cohosh
    Scientific Name Actaea racemosa
    Native Native to North America
    Common/English Name Black snakeroot, Squawroot, Rattlesnake root, Black cohosh, Macrotys, Black snakeroot, Bugwort, Bugbane, Rattleweed, Rattleroot, Rattletop, Richweed, Actée à Grappes Noires, Actaea racemosa, Actée Noire, Baie d’actée, Baneberry, Aristolochiaceae Noire, Cimicifuga, Cimicaire à Grappes, Herbe aux Punaises, Cytise, Phytoestrogen, Rhizoma Cimicifugae, Racine de Serpent, Tall bugbane, Sheng Ma, Columbine leaved leontice, Cordate rattle top, Black bugbane, False cohosh, Fairy candles and Papoose root
    Name in Other Languages Chinese: Zong zhuang sheng ma
    French: Chasse-punaises,
    German: Traubensilberkerze,
    Italian: Cimicifuga,
    Spanish: Cohosh negro
    Plant Growth Habit Herbaceous
    Soil Cool, well-drained, moist
    Plant Size 3-8 feet tall
    Lifespan Perennial, more than 2 years in wild
    Roots Thick, large, branching, black
    Stem Smooth, erect, unbranched, Height: 4-8 feet
    Leaf Alternate, compound, tripinnate, smooth, glossy dark green, Length: 15-60 cm
    Flowering Season June-August
    Flower Small, creamy white, feathery, hermaphroditic; Width: 2.5 cm (1 inch)
    Stamens Length: 1/2″
    Fruit shape & size Oval shaped, follicle, 5-10 mm
    Fruit color Black or dark brown
    Odor Unpleasant (Flower)
    Seed Angular, glabrous, brown, triangular
    Fruit Season August-October
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