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Humulus japonicus is a perennial
vine found on roadsides, in wastelands, and elsewhere. Stems or
petioles have downward prickles and twine around other plants, and
leaves are opposite, 5-15cm long, cut into 5-7 segments, and feel
sandy with coarse hairs on the surfaces. Dioecious: male flowers,
light green, set themselves in big conical inflorescences, and
female ones, covered with bracts, are set in spikes. Bloom time:
August-October. |