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The False Aralia is a dicot foliage plant with alternately arranged, palmately compound leaves made up of 5-7 dark purple or black leaflets with serrated edges. Its stems and petioles are white with dark coloring. It is often mistaken for other potted plants due to its unusual leaf shape and coloring, but thrives outdoors in sunny locations in the summer when allowed to dry out between waterings.
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