Cardiocrinum cordatum(Thunb.) Makino

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Uba lily (姥lily, buckwheat leaf shell mother, scientific name: Cardiocrinum cordatum) is a perennial herb of the genus Uba lily of the lily family. It grows wild in mountainous forests. It bears flowers similar to lilies, but the leaves are very different. By the time the flowers are in full bloom, the leaves often wither, so it was named after a toothless "mother-in-law". As another name depending on the region, it is also called birch lily, mouse lily, ubayoro, mountain turnip, yabu lily, etc.

Distribution and classification

Japan's Honshu (west of the Kanto and Chubu regions), Shikoku, KyushuDistributed in. Create sparse groups in the shade such as grasslands and forests at the foot of mountains and valleys. In the north of the Chubu region, Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands, a large variety of giant lily (C. cordatum var. glehnii) is distributed.

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