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(Upload on March 27 2019) [ 日本語 | English ]

Shortia Torr. et A. Gray in Japan

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S. rotundifolia (Maxim.) Makino (シマイワウチワ), distributed in Amami and Ryuku var. transalpina (Hayata) T. Yamaz. (ミヤマイワウチワ)

f. amamiana (Ohwi) T. Yamaz. (アマミイワウチワ)

S. uniflora (Maxim.) Maxim. (イワウチワ, s.l.)

Shortia uniflora in Japan

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Iwa-uchiwa (イワウチワ, 岩団扇), Nippon bells (USDA) Lifeform: perennial forb Distribution: endemic to Japan (west to Kinki District) Habitat: floors in deciduous forests between lowland and subalpine zones

var. kantoensis T. Yamaz. (コイワウチワ) f. plena T. Yamaz. (ヤエイワウチワ) var. orbicularis Honda (トクワカソウ) var. uniflora (オオイワウチワ) f. albens Honda (シロバナオオイワウチワ) f. albiflora Makino (シロバナイワウチワ)

in Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, Kobe, western Japan, on March 17 2019.