Can you identify this plant?

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  1. domaxi198

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    Hi folks,

    can you identify this plant? I hope, this one pic would be enough as there are the flower and the stems etc. are visible.
     

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    I checked your suggestions, and I am pretty sure, it's one of the genus Symphyotrichum. Thank you for your help :-)
     
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    Are all perennial Asters in the genus Symphyotrichum now?
     
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    AFAIK, asters of the Old World still belong to the genus Aster. But I am not very keen in systematics news.
     
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    Thank you for the reply. If so, what make you think that it is Symphyotrichum and not Aster (genus)?
     
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    Symphyotrichum..is just a very fancy new Latin name for what I have called Asters all my life!
    Before that I used to know it as Michaelmas daisy.
    Wonder what they will be called in the future.

    Symphyotrichum - Wikipedia
     
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    Is that really important, why I was guessing in that particular case, that this plant could be a Symphyotrichum? That was just a guess!
    I have grown some classical European Asters and a few Symphyotrichums. To me this photo just looks more like a Symphyotrichum, particulary a Smalle aster (Symphyotrichum lanceolatum). I may be wrong, of course.
     
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