Species in the genus Sedum:

Sedum bulbiferum / Komochimannengusa
Sedum japonicum subsp.oryzifolium / Taitogome
Sedum lineare / Onomannengusa
Sedum makinoi / Marubamannengusa
Sedum rupifragum / Oomenomannengusa
Sedum sarmentosum / Tsurumannenngusa
Sedum subtile / Himerenge
Sedum tricarpum  / Takanemannengusa
　

Sedum tricarpum  / Takanemannengusa タカネマンネングサ

Sedum tricarpum is a perennial herb inhabiting wet rocks or trunks in mountainous regions. The stems, ranging from 10 to 25cm in size, are tinged with red. Leaves on lower portions are 2-3cm long and 5-10mm wide, the tips rounded, fleshy, and spoon-shaped and lanceolate. Leaves on the stems are of alternate phyllotaxis, the tips somewhat pointed. Many yellow flowers come in terminal cymes; the petals, 5 in number, are linear-like lanceolate. Pistils are 3 (or rarely 4) in number, 6-8mm long, and stamens are shorter than the petals - which characterize this species. Bloom time: June-August.