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(First upload on November 5 2007. Last on August 14 2022) [ 日本語 | English ]

Erigeron annuus (L.) Pers.






Mount Usu / Sarobetsu post-mined peatland
From left: Crater basin in 1986 and 2006. Cottongrass / Daylily

Erigeron L. (ムカシヨモギ)
Himejoon (ヒメジョオン, 姫女苑), eastern daisy fleabane
Yanagibahimegiku (ヤナギバヒメギク, 柳葉姫菊)
Lifeform: weedy annual forb (雑草的一年生草本)
Distribution: native to the North America (now widespread in Japan)

biological invasion (生物学的侵入)
Hokkaido Blue List: A3

Habitat: roadsides, grasslands, meadows, etc.
Seed dispersal: wind
f. discoideus Vict. et J. Rousseau (ボウズヒメジョオン), tiny ligulate flowers
Synonyms:

Phalacroloma annuum (L.) Dumort.
Stenactis annuus(L.) Cass.

E. philadelphicus L. (ハルジオン)

Lifeform: perennial forb

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Erigeron annuus in Hokkaido


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[1/2] at Toya Lake Station on August 21 2007. [3] in a grassalnd dominated by E. annuus, N23/W2, North Ward, Sapporo, on August 31 2009. [4] along Atsuma Coast (浜厚真), central Hokkaido, on August 2 2022. [5] near K-1 crater created by the 2000 eruptions on Mount Usu (有珠山) on July 15, 2008. The plant was abused by mammals (probably human). Large leaves behind the fleabane are Plantago asitatica. [6] a rosette along a road facing to Japanese Archery Training Hall. [7] along a paved road close to the Glasses Bridge (眼鏡橋), Nagasaki City, southwestern Japan, on April 16 2017. Record: in the Sarakito-omanai forest preserve for inspection of a planned wind power in Kamiyuchi, northern Hokkaido, on November 1 2017. Flowering along a hedge in front of Hokkaido University Hospital on September 28 2021.

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