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Cucubalus baccifer var. japonica,
a perennial associated with an alien, has
grown wild in fields and mountains in Japan from time immemorial.
Vine-like stems branch well and grow to more than one meter, and
leaves are 2-5cm, oval-shaped. Flowers bloom facing sideways or
downwards, with conspicuous hemispherical calyxes; petals are white,
with limbs cleft in two. Capsules are almost spherical, become flesh
bacca, and do not dehisce. Bloom time: June-August. |