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(First upload on November 7 2014. Last on July 4 2015) [ 日本語 | English ]

Berberis L. (メギ) Megi (メギ, 目木), Japanese barberry Kotoritomarazu (コトリトマラズ) Life form: deciduous shrub ≈ 1-2 m high Distribution: endemic to Japan (south to Kanto District)

escapted to Hokkaido Habitat: forest edges and floors in the original regions Seed dispersal: red fruits → animal Utilization: gardening → cultivars, e.g., atropurpurea

Berberis thunbergii in Japan

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[1-4] at an edge of Alnus japonica forest along a stream near Onnenai Visitor Center in Kushiro Moor, eastern Hokkaido, on July 2 2014. The tree looked naturalized. [5] at the imperial gardens in the former lawn (Shiba) detached palace, Tokyo, on May 29 2015.