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Spuriopimpinella nikoensis /  Hikagemitsuba ヒカゲミツバ

Spuriopimpinella nikoensis: A perennial herb 50-80cm tall, inhabiting deep in the mountains, in the shade of a tree, at the elevation where beeches grow in many cases or valleys with clean streams, the stems standing erect with alternate, biternate compound leaves; the peduncles of radical leaves are long, and those on cauline leaves are short. The leaflets are thin, measuring 2-10 cm long and 1-5 cm wide, with sparse hairs on both sides and coarse serrations along their margins. Stem tips bear in plural, different-sized cymes; the white flowers are small, and the ends of the petals, five in number, curl themselves up inside. Bloom time: August-September.