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(Upload on September 18 2021) [ 日本語 | English ]

Artemisia L. (ヨモギ) Nigayomogi (ニガヨモギ, 苦蓬), wormwood Lifeform: perennial forb or sub-shrub with 40-60 cm tall Distribution: Europe, northern America, northenr Asia, and northern Africa imported to Japan in late Edo Era Habitat: disturbed areas where there is little competition from other plants, such as roadsides, waste areas, farm yards, pastures, and croplands

Flowering: July-September Seed dispersal: wind, (water and animals) Use: fragrance (vermouth, liqueur and absinthe), medicine (stomachic) and anthelminthic cultivated after Rome for medicine

Artemisia absinthium transplanted in Japan

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[1] in a herb garden at the roof floor of National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo, on August 19 2021.