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Ainsliaea acerifolia var. subapod / Okumomijihaguma  オクモミジハグマ

Bloom time: August-October

   
Family:
 
 Asteracea /
Kikuka


 

Species in the genus Ainsliaea:


Ainsliaea apiculata / Kikkouhaguma
Ainsliaea acerifolia var. subapoda / Okumomijihaguma
   

Ainsliaea acerifolia var. subapod / Okumomijihaguma  オクモミジハグマ

 
Ainsliaea acerifolia var. subapod, a perennial herb with a 30-60cm tall stem with sparse long hairs, occurs in the shade of a tree in mountainous regions. Leaves, 4-7, attach the middle part of the stems in a somewhat whorl way, with long, 5-13cm long peduncles with vellus hairs, in a circular-cordate shape, 6-12cm long, 6-18cm wide, shallowly palmately cleft, thin texture, serrations on margins, sparse tender hairs on both surfaces. Flower heads set themselves many in a raceme way and bloom sideways, with about 2mm long peduncles with small bracts. Florets are 3 in number, corollas are white, generally cleft in five, and bilaterally symmetrical. Bloom time: August-October.
                     
               
                     

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