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Vitaceae /
Budouka
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Species, Varieties, or Forms in the Genus
Cayratia:
Cayratia japonica
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Yabugarashi |
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Cayratia japonica /
Yabugarashi
ヤブガラシ |
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Cayratia japonica
is a vine perennial generally found in thickets or wastelands. It
has pedately compound leaves with five lobes; the full leaflet is
oblong-ovate, and the terminal ones measure 4-8cm long, in the shape
of an oblong-ovate. The flowers are approximately 5mm in diameter.
The calyxes are small and green, with four petals. The fruit ripens
black, but in many cases it develops into insect galls. Bloom time:
June-August. |
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