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Anemone nikoensis: A 10-30cm in height perennial herb
occurs on forest edges, in fields, and on mountains. Rhizomes run
sideways to propagate. Leaves are of bipinnately compound leaves
that cut themselves into small segments afresh, not making radical
leaves at the bases of the plants. Stem tips generate single, erect
flower stalks and set single approximately 4cm in diameter flowers;
petal-like sepals, 5-6 in number, are white - inside is white and
outside tinges red-purple to light red—many stamens and pistils.
Very rarely do two- to three-flowered individuals appear. Bloom
time: April- May. |