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Coreopsis basalis scientific name: Coreopsis basalis is an annual or biennial herb of Compositae, with a height of up to 60 cm. The leaves are pinnately divided, and the lobes are oval to oblong. The head inflorescence is single branch end. The outer involucre is nearly as long as the inner layer. The ligulate flower is yellow, the base is purple brown and the shape is black purple. Achenes obovate, flowering from July to September.It is native to North America. It is commonly cultivated in parks and courtyards. Ornamental grass and flowers. It is resistant to cold and drought. It is not strict with soil requirements. It likes light, but it is resistant to half shade, strong adaptability and strong resistance to sulfur dioxide. It is easy to cultivate and often propagate on its own. In production, sowing or ramet propagation is often used, and cutting propagation can also be carried out in summer.