Fallen bride: Saxifrage family, this moisture-loving plant grows in the moist woodlands and banks of rivers and streams of China, Korea and Siberia, and is characterized by pinnate inflorescences. The whole grass is crumpled. The stem is cylindrical and straight

Fallen bride: Saxifrage family, this moisture-loving plant grows in the moist woodlands and banks of rivers and streams of China, Korea and Siberia, and is characterized by pinnate inflorescences. The whole grass is crumpled. The stem is cylindrical, 1–4 mm in diameter, with a brownish-yellow surface; The base has brown membranous scale-like hairs or long and soft. basal leaves two to three times three out of compound leaves, mostly broken, complete leaflets lanceolate, ovate, broadly elliptic, apex tapering, base wedge-shaped, edges with teeth, both sides along the veins sparsely hairy; The stems produce small, brownish-red leaves. Inflorescences densely covered with brown curly pubescent, flowers dense, almost sessile, sepals 5 deeply lobed; Petals 5, narrow bars. Sometimes dull yellow fruits are visible