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Fabaceae /
Mameka |
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Notes For Reference:- |
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Species, Varieties, or Forms in the Genus Dunbaria:
Dunbaria
villosa /
Noazuki
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Dunbaria villosa / Noazuki ノアズキ |
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Dunbaria villosa isis
a creeping perennial that inhabits sunny grasslands in fields and
mountains, with the entire plant covered in vellus hairs and
red-brown glandular dots on the underside of its leaves and calyxes.
Leaves comprise three leaflets, measuring 1-3cm in length and width,
in the shape of an oval-like rhombus. Flowers, 1.5-1.8cm long, come
in yellow, which looks like strange papilionaceous flowers; the
right-side vexilla is more extensive than the others, and carinae
bend around to become upward. Legumes are about 5cm long, broadly
linear, with short, dense hairs and 6-7 seeds inside. Bloom time:
August-September. |
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