Aruncus dioicus var. tenuifolius

국표에 없다.

It is a dioecious perennial herb that grows in the mountains. The stem grows to a height of 0.3~1m, and the rhizome becomes lignified.
This is because the shape of the leaflets resembles a mountain leaf, and the shape of the whole plant resembles a plant.

 

It has a cone-shaped double raceme, the
florets are yellowish-white, and the calyx is
five-lobed and marginalized.
The petals are 5 petals and spatulate-shaped
, the male flower has about 20 stamens
longer than the petals, and the
female flower has 3 carpels that are
erect and separate.
Since the female flower is out of focus, it will be posted at
a later date.

The leaves are large, two-fold, three-leafed
, and sometimes three-leafed.
The nine leaflets are membranous,
ovate, sharply pointed at the end,
often shiny.The lateral veins of the leaf are parallel to each other in
and out of the left and right, and the edges are sharply
serrated.

Ripe sacks face downs and open
inward.Sarukura
(Sept 21, 2002)

The appearance is similar to that of the triasi, but it is easy to distinguish it because of the following differences.
・ Yamabuki Shoma→ 3 carpels are detached.
・ Triasi → synthesized by two carpels.

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