Clematis ochotensis var. fauriei。

국표에 없다.

"Ko-miyama-hansho-zuru" (Clematis ochotensis var. fauriei) belongs to Ranunculaceae (the Buttercup family). It is a perennial herb that is native to Tohoku district of Honashu in Japan. This trailing vine grows in subapline to alpine bravels, and can reach 30-100 cm in length. The leaves are trifoliate compound with trilobate or dissected leaflets. It blooms reddish brown flowers from June to August. The flower consists of ten or more petals and faint white outlined petaloid sepals. 

コミヤマハンショウヅル (Clematis ochotensis var. fauriei) (botanic.jp)

It is a vine plant that grows naturally on the forest edges of the subalpine zone of the northeastern part of the country. It is endemic to Japan and is considered woody here because part of the stem becomes woody, but it may be classified as a herbaceous perennial herb or a semi-woody herbaceous herb. The leaves are three-leaved compound leaves. A three-leaf compound leaf is a compound leaf with three leaflets, and it is also called a three-leaf palmate compound leaf because the leaf axis, which is the central axis of the compound leaf, is not developed. This species is a one-time three-leaf compound leaf with only one triple compound leaf. The lobules are 3-8 cm long, deeply serrated, and pointed. From June to August, reddish-purple flowers bloom downward, but the purple ones that look like petals are calyxes rather than petals. The sepals, of which there are 4-5 pieces, are 2-4 cm long and pointed. The true petals are those on the inside of the calyx and are shaped like a spatula, which is white to lilac. Inside it you can see light green stamens. All of them are covered with fine white hairs, and the edges of the calyx appear white. The fruits ripen in September-October

 

Komiyama Crane | Arboretum (ssl-lolipop.jp)

 

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