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Dioscorea tokoro: A perennial vine herb common in
fields and mountains, and its rhizomes are thick and crawl sideways.
Leaves are alternate, 5-12cm in both length and width, in the shape
of a concentrically to triangularly cordate, with long-pointed tips.
Peduncles, 3-7cm long, bear no bulbils at the bases. Dioecious: Male
inflorescences are erect from axils and bear small, light green
flowers with six stamens, and female inflorescences hang. Capsules
are positioned with their faces upward, featuring three wings. Bloom
time: July-August. |