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(First upload on December 4 2003. Last on October 2011) [ 日本語 | English ]

Campanula L. (ホタルブクロ) Iwagikyou (イワギキョウ, 岩桔梗), mountain harebell Lifeform: perennial forb

Distribution: Northeast Asia - North America Habitat: fellfield and grassland on alpine zone (高山帯)

Leaf: deep green, wavy teeth Flower: long hair corolla inside f. albiflora Tatewaki (シロバナイワギキョウ)

[flora on Mount Koma]

Campanula lasiocarpa on Mount Koma

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[1] Close to summit on August 1 2001 (JH Titus). [2] a flowering shoot. [3] close-up of a flower, seeng from the top. [2/3] on the summir area of Mount Koma on July 21 2011 (Tsuyuzaki & Hase 2005)

Specimens, including C. lasiocarpa, stored in SAPS

Campanula lasiocarpa in Alaska

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[1/2] at a coast of Fourteen Mile Lake along Denali Highway on August 12 2010. Close to Campanula, Dryas grew up well.