Jiǔtóushīzicǎo cháng shēngzhǎng zài shānpō yīnshī de dìfang.
Peristrophe japonica often grows on shady, damp hillsides.
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Literally 'nine-headed lion grass' - the name is thought to come from the plant's clustered, flaring purple-pink flower bracts, which resemble a lion's mane and open in branching sprays.
