The growing environment of Vaccinium uliginosum is common in larch forest, birch forest, alpine grassland or wet platform, with an altitude of 900-3200m, and often grows in pieces. Alpine moors, heather bushes, coniferous forests, subalpine pastures and tundra in the Arctic are usually born in slightly dry habitats, but they are also born in quite humid peat soil.
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Morphological characteristics of Vaccinium uliginosum
Vaccinium uliginosum is an evergreen shrub with slender creeping rhizomes in the underground part and a height of 10-30 cm in the aboveground part. Stems are slender, erect or prostrate, and branches and young branches are grayish white pubescent.
The leaves are dense, leathery, ovoid or obovate, 0.7-2 cm long and 0.4-0.8 cm wide, with a round top, a convex or slightly concave top, a wide wedge-shaped base, rolled edges and shallow wavy small blunt teeth.
The surface is hairless or hairless along the midvein, with short glandular hairs on the back, the surface of midvein and lateral vein is slightly concave, the back is slightly protruding, and the reticular veins on both sides are not obvious; Petiole short, about 65438 0 mm long, puberulent.
Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Vaccinium