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Litsea coreana / Kagonoki カゴノキ

Litsea coreana: An evergreen tree that grows as tall as 22m, mingling in Machilus, Pasania, or Quercus forests in warm districts, with gray-black bark. The bark becomes round lenticels and falls off by itself, and the marks form white-spotted patterns associated with a deer. Leaves put themselves on the upper parts of branches; blades measure 5-9cm long,1.5-4cm wide, oblanceolate to obovate-like, long oblong, with tips obtuse, bases broadly cuneate, margins entire, thin and leathery, and glossy surfaces. Dioecious: Pale-yellow flowers gather together at the leaf's sides. The inflorescences lack peduncles and have four involucral bracts. Bloom time: August-September.